Ultimate Clean Code Masterclass for 2025

سرفصل های دوره

Write high-quality code no matter the language. Follow SOLID principles and avoid common code smells and antipatterns.

1 - Introduction

1 -Welcome! Basic information & how to get help

2 -46 seconds about your instructor

3 -149 seconds about this course

4 -120 seconds about time optimization

5 -Accessing the code

5 -link to the code repository.zip

6 -To my Ultimate C# Masterclass learners

7 - Resources.html

2 - The importance of clean code

1 -Before we start essential vocabulary

2 -The importance of clean code

3 -Bad decisions related to code quality

4 -Tech debt

5 -Being professional

6 -What is clean code

7 -Good and bad code - comparison

8 -Clean code and AI

8 -amazon q developer.zip

8 -github copilot.zip

3 - Naming

1 -The importance of meaningful names

2 -Naming fundamentals

3 -Following the convention

3 -c# code style.zip

3 -c++ code style.zip

3 -javascript code style.zip

3 -java code style.zip

3 -python code style.zip

4 -Why do we use bad names

5 -Renaming. The Boy Scout rule

6 -Dealing with problematic naming

7 -Expressive names

8 -Long and short names

9 -The Principle of Least Surprise

10 -Semantic correctness

11 -Homonyms

12 -Synonyms

13 -Consistency

14 -Matching plurality

15 -The natural language we use in code

16 -Imitating the spoken language

17 -Bad names - meaningless words

18 -Bad names - overspecific names

19 -Bad names - Hungarian notation

20 -Bad names - confusing names

21 -Bad names - abbreviations

22 -Reasonable abbreviations. Conventional names

23 -Context

24 -Refactoring case studies - introduction

25 -Refactoring case study Naming

4 - Functions

1 -Functions fundamentals

2 -Good signatures of methods

3 -Number of parameters

4 -Fewer parameters - splitting the method

5 -Fewer parameters - bundling related parameters

6 -Fewer parameters - avoiding boolean parameters

7 -Fewer parameters - bad practices

8 -Order of parameters

9 -Ref and out parameters (C# specific topic)

9 -out documentation.zip

9 -ref and out.zip

9 -ref documentation.zip

10 -Small methods

11 -One method, one job

12 -Achieving methods focused on one task only

13 -Refactoring case study One method, one job

14 -Levels of abstraction

15 -Composing different levels of abstraction

16 -Levels of abstraction within methods

17 -Order of methods

18 -Independence of methods

19 -Pure functions

20 -The benefits of pure functions

20 -functional core, imperative shell.zip

20 -shells and cores.zip

21 -Refactoring case study Methods - introduction

22 -Refactoring case study Methods - signature

23 -Refactoring case study Methods - body

5 - Code formatting

1 -The importance of code formatting

2 -Different formatting styles and the value of consistency

3 -Code formatting tools

4 -Indentation

5 -Code blocks

6 -Breaking the lines

7 -Vertical formatting

8 -Refactoring case study Code formatting - code

9 -Refactoring case study Code formatting

6 - SOLID principles

1 -Classes fundamentals

2 -Introduction to SOLID principles

3 -S - Single Responsibility Principle - theory

4 -S - Single Responsibility Principle - code & refactoring

5 -S - Single Responsibility Principle - Recognizing single responsibility

6 -S - Single Responsibility Principle - One reason to change

7 -Abstract types

8 -O - Open-closed Principle - theory

9 -O - Open-closed Principle - code

10 -O - Open-closed Principle - refactoring

11 -O - Open-closed Principle - limitations - toggle mechanism

12 -O - Open-closed Principle - limitations - cant predict all the changes

13 -O - Open-closed Principle - limitations - practicality

14 -L - Liskov Substitution Principle - theory

15 -L - Liskov Substitution Principle - violation of the interface

16 -L - Liskov Substitution Principle - violation of the interface - refactoring

17 -L - Liskov Substitution Principle - runtime type switching

18 -L - Liskov Substitution Principle - runtime type switching - refactoring

19 -L - Liskov Substitution Principle - condition strengthened for subtype

20 -L - Liskov Substitution Principle - condition strengthened for subtype - refac

21 -I - Interface Segregation Principle - theory

22 -I - Interface Segregation Principle - code

23 -I - Interface Segregation Principle - refactoring

24 -I - Interface Segregation Principle - reasoning

25 -D - Dependency Inversion Principle - theory

26 -D - Dependency Inversion Principle - relationship with Dependency Injection

27 -D - Dependency Inversion Principle - dynamic dependency creation

28 -D - Dependency Inversion Principle - code & refactoring

29 -Refactoring case study SOLID principles - code

30 -Refactoring case study SOLID principles - part 1

31 -Refactoring case study SOLID principles - part 2

7 - Static methods

1 -When to make methods static Private methods

2 -The risk of making public methods static

3 -When to make methods static Public methods

4 -Obscuring the dependency graph

5 -Obscuring the dependency graph - why is it bad

6 -Transparent dependency graph

8 - Classes - making them smaller

1 -Benefits of small classes. God class antipattern

2 -Not all large classes are bad

3 -Making classes smaller - bad practices

4 -Making classes smaller - good practices - names

5 -Making classes smaller - good practices - data usage & dependencies

6 -Making classes smaller - good practices - frequent changes in one area

7 -Making classes smaller - good practices - multiple levels of abstraction

8 -Can we have too many classes

9 -Refactoring case study Making classes smaller - code

10 -Refactoring case study Making classes smaller - part 1

11 -Refactoring case study Making classes smaller - part 2

12 -Refactoring case study Making classes smaller - part 3

9 - Classes - design & formatting

1 -Order of class members

1 -Order of class members.pdf

2 -One class, one file

3 -Folder structure within projects

4 -Consistency

5 -Coupling

6 -Refactoring the code to achieve loose coupling

7 -Identifying and fixing tight coupling

8 -Law of Demeter

9 -Cohesion

10 -DRY - Dont Repeat Yourself - repeating business logic

11 -DRY - Dont Repeat Yourself - repeating code

12 -DRY - Dont Repeat Yourself - when its OK to repeat the code

13 -Avoiding BDUF (Big Design Up Front). YAGNI

14 -KISS (Keep It Simple, Stupid)

15 -Refactoring case study Classes - design & formatting - code

16 -Refactoring case study Classes - design & formatting - part 1

17 -Refactoring case study Classes - design & formatting - part 2

18 -Refactoring case study Classes - design & formatting - part 3

10 - Classes - inheritance

1 -Composition over inheritance

2 -The issues of inheritance

3 -Replacing inheritance with composition

4 -The benefits of composition

11 - Comments

1 -Comments

2 -The worst comments

3 -The reasonable comments

4 - Refactoring case study.html

12 - Clean tests & testability

1 -Unit tests fundamentals

2 -Mocks fundamentals

3 -The importance of unit tests

4 -How unit testing affects code quality - safety net

5 -How unit testing affects code quality - better design

6 -How unit testing affects code quality - Test-Driven Development (TDD)

7 -The importance of clean tests

8 -Tests readability

9 -Good practices for writing clean tests

10 -Testability pitfalls - static methods

11 -Testability pitfalls - breaking the Dependency Inversion Principle

12 -Testability pitfalls - not using Dependency Injection

13 -Testability pitfalls - constructor does real work

14 -Keeping constructors simple

15 -Refactoring case study Clean tests & testability - code

16 -Refactoring case study Clean tests & testability - comments

17 -Refactoring case study Clean tests & testability - tests

13 - Bonus section

1 - Bonus lecture.html

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