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How to refactor your code to aid in unit testing  (Unpublished)

One of the biggest problems that occurs with legacy code is the problem of testability. Many times developers are afraid to make the simplest changes to an existing project since they are unfamiliar with the code base and they don’t want to introduce any unforeseen problems... This practice will re...


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CodeRush with Refactor! Pro vs ReSharper  (Unpublished)

Every developer knows already, that Visual Studio is not sufficient enough for code writing. Maybe this comparission will show other developers what can do with theses addons.


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16 Tips for CodeRush and and Refactor! Pro  (Unpublished)

Mark Miller from Devexpress gives 16 tips for getting up to speed & exploiting the power of CodeRush and Refactor! Pro.


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CodeRush 3.0 and Refactor! Pro 3.0 in motion  (Unpublished)

Here's a video of new UI features in CodeRush 3.0 and Refactor! Pro 3.0, including refactorings that work with query expressions in C# 3.0


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Three Easy Refactorings to Improve the Readability of Your Code  (Unpublished)

Here are three simple and quick ways to instantly improve the readability and overall quality of your code.


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Refactoring Competition  (Unpublished)

Bill McCafferty is running a weekly competition with a prize of a book and CodeIt.Once Refactoring tool 3-User license pack! Check it out,code away and win.


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SQL Refactor from Red Gate - FANTASTIC!  (Unpublished)

From Red Gate Software : "We've just released a public beta of SQL Refactor. SQL Refactor is an Add-In to Microsoft Management Studio. Therefore you must have Management Studio installed. SQL Refactor’s features are available from the Management Studio menus, which can access both SQL Server 20...


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Refactor your ASP.NET project  (Unpublished)

Today at work i was refactoring my code as I do everyday, when it suddenly hit me that our ASP.NET projects (aspx, ascx etc.) were also refactored in a sense.


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