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Clean Code and Refactoring for Developers
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A practical book about writing and improving maintainable code. It covers naming, functions, duplication, boundaries, tests, refactoring, dependency direction, legacy code, code review, and safe incremental design. Read with a project in mind. Each chapter gives enough detail to build a small slice, test it, and understand how it behaves in production.
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01Chapter 1: What Clean Code Really Means02Chapter 2: Naming That Explains Intent03Chapter 3: Small Functions and Clear Control Flow04Chapter 4: Comments Documentation and Self-Explaining Code05Chapter 5: Duplication and Abstraction Timing06Chapter 6: Error Handling and Result Types07Chapter 7: Dependency Direction and Boundaries08Chapter 8: Tests as Refactoring Safety Nets09Chapter 9: Refactoring Without Breaking Behavior10Chapter 10: Extract Function Extract Class and Move Logic11Chapter 11: Working with Legacy Code12Chapter 12: Reducing Coupling in Real Projects13Chapter 13: Code Review for Maintainability14Chapter 14: Technical Debt and Refactoring Plans15Chapter 15: Architecture Decision Records16Chapter 16: Capstone Refactor a Messy Module17Appendix A: Implementation Checklist18Appendix B: Production Readiness Review19Appendix C: Common Mistakes and Fixes20Appendix D: Capstone Project Guide
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