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Refactoring

Improving the Design of Existing Code
Pages
461
Published
1999
Language
English

Synopsis

Refactoring is the process of restructuring existing source code — changing its internal structure — without changing its external behavior. This book introduces a systematic approach to improving code quality, readability, and maintainability through a series of well-defined refactoring techniques. Martin Fowler argues that refactoring should be a continuous, disciplined practice rather than an occasional cleanup, and he provides clear examples and a catalog of refactorings that help developers manage complexity and build more maintainable software systems.

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