JDeodorant is an Eclipse plug-in that identifies design problems in software, known as bad smells, and resolves them by applying appropriate refactorings. JDeodorant employs employs a variety of novel methods and techniques in order to identify code smells and suggest the appropriate refactorings that resolve them.
This video shows the refactoring of Java legacy code and the presentation was given to the Java User Group Berlin Brandenburg. The beginning is a mess of ugly code that uses an HttpClient to acquire currency conversions. The higher-order goal of the code is to find deals in currency translation …
Are you ready for JDK 7? This video examines the code base of some existing open source projects and then assesses how they will be affected by JDK 7, especially the Project Coin enhancements. It then explores tools for refactoring the code and suggests principles and guidelines for this process.
This tutorial explains how to introduce parameters in Oracle JDeveloper using refactoring.
In these two short videos, an equals() method is refactored to make it simpler and easier to test.
This video demonstrates several strategies for incrementally moving portions of the application to Ruby and taking advantage of the productivity of Rails in a legacy Java environment. While JRuby could be an integration glue for Java applications, introducing Rails into an existing application without any significant rewriting is not obvious. …
