FreeCoursesOnline Me LYNDA Agile Software Development Clean Coding Practices FCO

1. 01 - Introduction/01 - Write code for humans, not machines.mp412.23MB
2. 01 - Introduction/02 - What you should know.mp43.67MB
3. 01 - Introduction/03 - Clean code definition.mp42.26MB
4. 02 - Clean Names/01 - Why are clean names important.mp44.21MB
5. 02 - Clean Names/02 - Prefer clarity over brevity.mp42.53MB
6. 02 - Clean Names/03 - Acronyms and abbreviations.mp45.34MB
7. 02 - Clean Names/04 - Class and type names.mp45.65MB
8. 02 - Clean Names/05 - Method and function names.mp43.6MB
9. 02 - Clean Names/06 - Variable names.mp45MB
10. 02 - Clean Names/07 - Parameter names.mp43.88MB
11. 02 - Clean Names/08 - Constant names.mp43.28MB
12. 03 - Clean Formatting/01 - Why clean formatting matters.mp42.47MB
13. 03 - Clean Formatting/02 - Indendation and bracket placement.mp45.97MB
14. 03 - Clean Formatting/03 - Line wrapping.mp414.86MB
15. 03 - Clean Formatting/04 - Whitespace.mp48.8MB
16. 03 - Clean Formatting/05 - Comments.mp47.47MB
17. 04 - Clean Logic/01 - Magic numbers and constants.mp47.94MB
18. 04 - Clean Logic/02 - Parameter lists.mp44.97MB
19. 04 - Clean Logic/03 - Predicate methods.mp47.95MB
20. 04 - Clean Logic/04 - Making good use of loops.mp43.79MB
21. 05 - Clean Unit Tests/01 - What's a unit test.mp46.02MB
22. 05 - Clean Unit Tests/02 - Keep your tests fast.mp411.24MB
23. 05 - Clean Unit Tests/03 - Single assertion per test.mp44.69MB
24. 05 - Clean Unit Tests/04 - Keep your tests isolated.mp45.11MB
25. 05 - Clean Unit Tests/05 - DRY vs. WET tests.mp468.4MB
26. 06 - Conclusion/01 - Next steps.mp42.69MB