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As below. Looks blummin' interesting - I do a lot of work with
legacy codebases - but I don't yet know if I can go. <br>
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Anyone else interested?<br>
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<td>11th Sept, Gary Short, How To Eat An Elephant</td>
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Head of Gibraltar Labs. Microsoft MVP in C#.
Node.js and Python hacker. Podcaster,
speaker and social network wrangler (<a
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<b><u> How to Eat an Elephant </u></b>
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<div>Or, how to architect a codebase wide
refactoring project. In this advanced
refactoring session, we’ll look at such
things as functional decomposition, code
criticality, the correctness continuum,
sub-tree refactoring index and
prioritisation. All these terms will be
defined, explained and demonstrated, so
that by the end of this presentation
you’ll have the knowledge and confidence
to architect such a refactoring project…
or eat an elephant, whichever you
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