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My First Refactor

Over the last Christmas I was thinking about investing so I developed a small tool which I was using to analyse stock market data. I was interested in checking what the rate of return on various stocks actually was if you use the Dollar Cost Averaging method of investment. I retrieved the data from Google […]

Posted bymattFebruary 22, 2014Posted inDevelopmentTags: Clean Code, Refactoring, Software Craftmanship1 Comment on My First Refactor

Clean Code

Why is Clean Code important? Code which is not well written is hard to read and understand. It’s a mess. Working with a mess is hard and prevents programmers from making changes easily. If not tidied up it will eventually deteriorate into unsupportable goop and you can’t sell goop. This is why Clean Code is […]

Posted bymattFebruary 22, 2014January 15, 2020Posted inDevelopmentTags: Clean Code, Software Craftmanship, Software Design, Uncle BobLeave a comment on Clean Code

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