Refactoring with C++
Explore modern ways of developing maintainable and efficient applications
Published on 23. September 2024
368 pages
978-1-83763-941-0 (ISBN)
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Digital original
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English
Place of publication
Birmingham
United Kingdom
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Professional and scholarly
US School Grade: College Graduate Student
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2,62 MB
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978-1-83763-941-0 (9781837639410)
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Dmitry Danilov
Refactoring with C++
Explore modern ways of developing maintainable and efficient applications
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07/2024
Packt Publishing
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Danilov Dmitry :
Dmitry Danilov is an engineer and team manager with over 15 years of experience in C++. Throughout his career, he has developed network sniffers and analyzers, audio/video streaming solutions, low-level embedded applications in telecommunications, and distributed systems. Originally from Odesa, Ukraine, Dmitry graduated with a Master's degree in Computer Engineering from Odesa National Polytechnic University. He currently resides in Tel Aviv, Israel, where he continues to advance his career in technology. In addition to his professional career, Dmitry demonstrates his passion for knowledge sharing and engaging with the tech community through his blog and by actively speaking at various events, including Core C++ Conference and Core C++ Group Meetup Israel.
Dmitry Danilov is an engineer and team manager with over 15 years of experience in C++. Throughout his career, he has developed network sniffers and analyzers, audio/video streaming solutions, low-level embedded applications in telecommunications, and distributed systems. Originally from Odesa, Ukraine, Dmitry graduated with a Master's degree in Computer Engineering from Odesa National Polytechnic University. He currently resides in Tel Aviv, Israel, where he continues to advance his career in technology. In addition to his professional career, Dmitry demonstrates his passion for knowledge sharing and engaging with the tech community through his blog and by actively speaking at various events, including Core C++ Conference and Core C++ Group Meetup Israel.
Content
Table of Contents
Coding Standards in C++
Main Software Development Principles
Causes of Bad Code
Good Candidates for Rewriting - Patterns and Anti-Patterns
The Significance of Naming
Utilizing a Rich Static Type System in C++
Classes, Objects, and OOP in C++
Designing and Developing APIs in C++
Code Formatting and Naming Conventions
Introduction to Static Analysis in C++
Dynamic Analysis
Testing
Modern Approach to Managing Third Parties
Version Control
Code Review
Coding Standards in C++
Main Software Development Principles
Causes of Bad Code
Good Candidates for Rewriting - Patterns and Anti-Patterns
The Significance of Naming
Utilizing a Rich Static Type System in C++
Classes, Objects, and OOP in C++
Designing and Developing APIs in C++
Code Formatting and Naming Conventions
Introduction to Static Analysis in C++
Dynamic Analysis
Testing
Modern Approach to Managing Third Parties
Version Control
Code Review
