Write clean code: 20 code smells and how to get rid of them

BRING YOUR SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT SKILLS TO THE NEXT LEVEL!

• Learn the SOLID principles and how they can improve the design of your code

• Learn 20 code smells and anti-patterns against best software design practices

• Learn how to write code that is easy to maintain, extend, and change

• Explore practical examples in a variety of applications

• Benefit from deep dives and detailed discussions around best practices in the software engineering industry

A STEP-BY-STEP COURSE, FOR BEGINNERS AND ADVANCED DEVELOPERS:

This course is thought for both those who are starting their software development carriers and want to learn how to design SOLID code from the start, as well as for those who are in the industry for several years and want to improve their coding!

• 6 hours of high-quality, straight-to-the-point videos

• Self-paced course: take as much time as you need to complete the course

• Lifetime access: access does not expire. Ever!

• 30-day money-back guarantee: try the course without risks. No questions asked

• Certificate of completion: receive a solid proof of completion and differentiate yourself

WHY THIS COURSE?

• Focus on the fundamental principles of software design: Information Hiding, Encapsulation, Abstraction, and Polymorphism.

• Detailed and easy to follow discussion on 5 SOLID principles: Single Responsibility principle, Open-Close principle, Liskov Substitution principle, Interface Segregation principle, and Dependency Inversion principle.

• 20 code smells distilled and thoroughly explained: learn many different ways we can fix our code, making it more robust and easier to work with.

At the end of this course, you will have acquired not only knowledge about the principles of great software development, but also practical insight into how to reason about the design of your system and how to improve it.

WHY LEARN SOLID PRINCIPLES AND CODE SMELLS?

Excelling in software development goes far beyond writing code. The code we write must not only achieve its intended functionality, but it must also be easy to maintain, extend, and change. When our code is not well designed, it starts to show several symptoms called code smells. It is crucial to be fully aware of them to immediately address the underlying causes when we come across bad code.

To develop this awareness, this course discusses the most important principles for designing and developing systems that comply with programming best practices. The contents are based on my learnings from multiple years of coding experience, as well as on several books and resources from seasoned developers in the industry.

I’m looking forward to taking this journey with you!

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