Detecting Code Smells

Patkos CsabaNov 5, 2013Lessons: 24Length: 3.2 hours

Coding Fundamentals OOP

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1.10 Primitive Obsession

Do you find yourself using Strings or Arrays for everything? This smell is all about small data classes that help express what little groups of data represent instead of using primitive types.

Patkos Csaba

I had my first contact with computers in the mid-80s when I visited my father at work. Probably it was an important moment for what I am doing now. I am a proud member of an agile team working for a company called Syneto. Through my carrier I programmed in several programming languages and I had the chance to learn and use daily all the major Agile techniques from Scrum to Lean and from TDD to DDD. Since August 2012 I am sharing my knowledge with the Nettuts+ readers by articles, tutorials and premium courses, all about programming.

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1.10 Primitive Obsession

1.Detecting Code Smells
24 lessons, 3:11:12

1.1
Introduction
00:56

1.2
Duplicated Code
19:11

1.3
Long Method
07:49

1.4
Large Class
10:21

1.5
Long Parameter List
08:51

1.6
Divergent Change
12:52

1.7
Shotgun Surgery
09:48

1.8
Feature Envy
03:22

1.9
Data Clumps
11:05

1.10
Primitive Obsession
11:43

1.11
Switch Statements
09:30

1.12
Parallel Inheritance Hierarchies
08:45

1.13
Lazy Class
06:34

1.14
Speculative Generality
04:32

1.15
Temporary Fields
04:34

1.16
Message Chains
04:25

1.17
Middle Man
08:28

1.18
Inappropriate Intimacy
03:08

1.19
Alternative Classes with Different Interfaces
06:31

1.20
Incomplete Library Class
08:58

1.21
Data Classes
07:35

1.22
Refused Bequest
07:00

1.23
Comments
14:40

1.24
Final Thoughts
00:34

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