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Ella's Book Review
  • πŸ“šElla's Book Review
  • πŸ“šBook Review (English)
    • πŸ“”Secrets of Computer Systems
    • πŸ“”Data Structures the Fun Way
    • πŸ“”Five Lines of Code
      • Five Lines of Code - 1. Refactoring Refactoring
      • Five Lines of Code - 2. Deep Dive into Refactoring
      • Five Lines of Code - 3. Breaking Down Long Code
      • Five Lines of Code - 5. Merging Similar Code
      • Five Lines of Code - 6. Data Protection
      • Five Lines of Code - 7. Collaborating with Compiler
      • Five Lines of Code - 8. Restraining Comments
      • Five Lines of Code - 9. The Art of Code Deletion
      • Five Lines of Code - 10. Overcoming Fear of Adding Code
      • Five Lines of Code - 11. Following Code Structure
      • Five Lines of Code - 12. Avoiding Optimization and Generalization
      • Five Lines of Code - 13. Making Bad Code Identifiable
      • Five Lines of Code - 14. Conclusion
    • πŸ“”React Hooks for Micro State Management
  • πŸ“šBook Review (Korean)
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  1. πŸ“šBook Review (English)

πŸ“”Five Lines of Code

Systematic and effective refactoring training method starting with the five-line limit rule

  1. Refactoring Refactoring

  2. Deep Dive into Refactoring

  3. Breaking Down Long Code

  4. Handling Type Codesarrow-up-right

  5. Merging Similar Code

  6. Data Protection

  7. Collaborating with Compiler

  8. Restraining Comments

  9. The Art of Code Deletion

  10. Overcoming Fear of Adding Code

  11. Following Code Structure

  12. Avoiding Optimization and Generalization

  13. Making Bad Code Identifiable

  14. Conclusion

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