.NET 重构

Choose based on your primary development language. While core refactoring techniques are the same, each book provides language-specific examples and patterns. The VB.NET edition is ideal for developers working with legacy VB6 upgrades or modern VB.NET applications. The C# edition includes additional coverage of ASP.NET, LINQ, and C# 3.0+ features.

These books are designed for developers with basic programming knowledge in .NET. They progress from fundamental concepts to advanced techniques, making them suitable for junior developers looking to level up, as well as experienced developers wanting to formalize their refactoring practices. No prior refactoring experience is required.

These books address common development challenges including: • Identifying and fixing code smells in existing applications • Managing and reducing technical debt • Upgrading legacy code (especially VB6 to VB.NET) • Improving code maintainability and readability • Implementing design patterns effectively • Integrating unit testing with refactoring practices • Transforming prototype code into enterprise-level applications

Absolutely. The refactoring principles and patterns taught are timeless and apply to all versions of .NET, including .NET Core and .NET 5+. Reviewers specifically noted that these books are "not likely to become obsolete" because they focus on fundamental software design principles rather than version-specific features.

These books stand out for their: • Hands-on approach - build a real application from scratch • .NET-specific focus with platform-relevant examples • Coverage of both code-level and architectural refactoring • Real-world scenarios from enterprise banking systems • Step-by-step transformation guides • Integration of refactoring with unit testing and patterns

The books cover refactoring using Visual Studio, including free refactoring tools and extensions. The C# edition additionally covers Refactor! for ASP.NET, LINQ transformations, and HTML refactoring techniques. Both books emphasize tool-agnostic principles that work with any IDE.

Yes! While examples are in VB.NET or C#, reviewers noted that "same advices can be applied to C#, Java or any other OO language." The refactoring principles, code smell identification, and design patterns are universal to object-oriented programming.

Both books have received 5-star ratings on Amazon. Readers praise them as "clearly written, easy to follow and very practical," "great value," and "excellent reference on code refactoring." Professional developers recommend them to their peers for their practical, real-world approach.

Yes! The VB.NET edition includes downloadable source code (ZIP file), while the C# edition provides code via GitHub repository. All examples from the books are available to practice with and adapt for your own projects.

Danijel Arsenovski is a Microsoft MVP and MCSD-certified software architect who pioneered refactoring on the .NET platform. He developed these techniques while overhauling large banking systems and has extensive real-world experience in enterprise code transformation and legacy system modernization.