Www.codeproject.com, 2016. — 44 p.My name is Radoslaw Sadowski and I'm a Microsoft Certified Software Developer. Since beginning of my career I was working with Microsoft technologies.
After a few years of experience I saw so many badly written code that I could write a book showing all these dirty examples.
Those experiences made me a clean code freak.
A purpose of this article is to show how to write a clean, extendable and maintainable code by showing example of badly written class. I will explain what troubles could it bring and present a way how to replace it by a better solution – using good practices and design patterns.
First part is for every developer who knows C# language basics - it will show some basic mistakes and techniques how to make code readable like a book. Advanced part is for developers who have at least basic understanding of design patterns – it will show completely clean, unit testable code.
