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  • Do you refactor?
    published on 7/24/2008 7:04:50 AM
  • Refactoring is a process of improving the existing code without changing the behavior of the code. Some time back I created a website called www.RefactorCode.com. The main purpose is to allow the developers to publish their code. Once, the code is published other developers will have the opportunity to refactor it.

    So, if you have code that needs refactoring then publish the code on RefactorCode. Why stick with crappy code when you can get it a lot better.



  • by krunal on 7/24/2008 11:06:31 PM
  • hi,

    when u give any special chars in ur post title - the generated url is not working.

    like...
    http://www.azamsharp.com/Posts/67_Do_you_refactor?.aspx

    when i open it from the rss feed it doesn't open due to question mark. i have to remove that and the page is opened.

    why dont you change this, so users who are reading your blog not have to change the url.

    thanks,
    krunal
  • by Mohammad azam on 7/25/2008 5:35:14 AM
  • Hi,

    It should be fixed now!
  • by krunal on 7/25/2008 10:06:37 PM
  • gr8 !!