Tidy first? Software design by Kent Beck
The book starts with the tydings which are decent of refactoring but with a focused area and not that much of showing concrete code, the key is to understand the concept. In the second part, Beck goes towards a more professional point of view talking about managing the tydings, the chapters in this section provide tips on how to start and keep tyding the code base. Many of us (programmers) usually get lots of changes and forget about the focus of why we are tyding things, this part is to help programmers to avoid this situation. The last part of...