Learn to write clean C# code and master refactoring techniques with ReSharper to enhance your programming skills and impress in technical interviews.
This course helps you become a better C# developer by teaching you to recognize and fix code that smells. You'll learn how to write clearer, more maintainable code with the help of ReSharper. It's a must for leveling up your coding game, trust me!
Learn the techniques to write better C# code and stand out in technical interviews
These days, anyone can code. But if you want to get a job as an intermediate or senior-level C# developer, you must know how to write clean, maintainable code.
As Martin Fowler said:
"Any fool can write code that a computer can understand. Good programmers write code that humans can understand." - Martin Fowler
Poorly written code is hard to understand, maintain and test. But what does separate poorly written code (aka code that smells) from beautiful code that talks?
In this course, Mosh, author of several best selling C# courses on Udemy, walks you through common code smells found in C# programs and shows you how to refactor them using ReSharper. Refactoring is changing the design of the existing code without changing its external behaviour.
In every lecture, you'll see an example of a popular code smell with Mosh's commentary about what is wrong with that code and more importantly, why. You'll then learn how to change the code in a safe and step-by-step fashion while minimising breaking changes. All the source codes presented in the lectures are available for download so you can practice these techniques on your own.
By the end of this course, you'll be able to
Spot the smells in your code
Refactor your code using safe and fast refactoring techniques with ReSharper
Write clean code that is more readable and maintainable
Break long methods into smaller, more maintainable ones
Simplify nested / complex conditional blocks
Design the proper signature for your methods
Remove duplicated code
Refactor long switch/case blocks into an object-oriented design using polymorphism
And more...
Understanding and using these techniques are absolutely essential skills that every C# developer must have.
WHAT OTHER STUDENTS WHO HAVE TAKEN THIS COURSE SAY:
"This is a must have tutorial for every programmer. It includes the most valuable tips I have received for 5 years. Thank you Mosh you helped me a lot." -Se He
"Just Love It! Its the 4th course i bought from Mosh, and i do not regret spending any money. I'm working as a developer for 2-3 years now but keep loosing myself in code written by me / others. I can finally understand why and what to change. Thanks Mosh!" -Klaus Prünster
"This course was really great at explaining clean coding practices in a way which is easy to follow and understand. Highly recommended!" -Edin Livnjak
"Another fantastic course from Mosh. I have't seen another course that explains these essential concepts so clearly. In my opinion all Developers should be taught this type of thing before being let loose within a work environment." -Mark Baker
"This course is awesome! It's highly detailed (but easy to understand nonetheless). It has, for me personally, the right amount of information density; Mosh picked exactly the right speed of teaching and progressively intensifies the content, which is great! It is definitively worth the time and money, and one can clearly see the passionate effort the author has put in the creation of these materials. Big respects!!" -Raphael Beck
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This course comes with a 30-day money back guarantee. If you're not happy, ask for a refund, all your money back, no questions asked.
So, do you want to take your C# skills to the next level?
Enrol in the course now and you'll see the difference between clean and smelly code within a few minutes.
Tell the difference between good and bad good
Identify the smells in your code
Refactor your code in a safe and fast way using ReSharper
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Hi! I'm Mosh, a software engineer with over 20 years of experience. I'm all about clear, concise, practical coding tutorials – no fluff, just the good stuff! My courses focus on real-world projects and the skills that will get you hired. I've helped millions of students transform their careers. Want to level up your skills? Check out my courses and...
This course has some good info for people just starting out as devs but for more advanced programmers it really isnt that helpful. Also this tutorial relies HEAVELY on the use of resharper. almost as if it was an AD for it.
Mosh is a great teacher tho, and the format of the course is good.
Good examples of refactoring a switch statement.
Great course, I think it should be mandatory for all C# developers. Thanks.
This course is not suitable for all levels. It's more appropriate for junior developers, and maybe mid-level developers. Senior developers are likely already familiar with most of the content. Personally, I didn’t learn much from it.
This is a decent course on refactoring, but relies too heavily on ReSharper. Additionally, the example code and even some techniques within ReSharper are almost 10 years old. An updated version of the course might be a good idea.
The course is great at explaining code smells and how to both identify and fix them. It's also informative on how to effectively use ReSharper. But relies very heavily on ReSharper. Also ReSharper has been slightly updated in some instances and do not directly reflect the steps in the course. It's not to hard to figure out the next steps but just something to be aware of.
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Great course! Enjoy your content. It is clear and concise. It goes step by step. That's nice. I would like to have more exercises, maybe one for each of the code smells you present. Thanks!
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Jesus D.
Great Example of polymorphism