Call for Code Samples

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Call for Code Samples

I would gladly present the idea of the natural order of refactoring using an example code. Unfortunately, for obvious reasons, I cannot use our clients’ production code, and I do not have the time to prepare an example for this purpose. However, perhaps someone would be willing to allocate their piece of code, a project that doesn’t have too many (or any) restrictions on public publication.

The main requirement is that there should be something in the code to refactor!

If you are interested, please contact me at m [dot] sieraczkiewicz [AT] bns [dot] it.

(Text translated and moved from original old blog automatically by AI. May contain inaccuracies.)

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