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Clean Code in C# with Jason Alls

Oct 22, 2021

01:12:40

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Code Reade, Coda, Stress

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Commns Werveatly Needye, Absolutely Am.

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Introduction

2min

I've Been Developing a Number of Applications for a Long Time.

3min

Music Is a Wonderfully Creative Thing, and I've Found That With Programming

2min

Is There an Elevator Pitch for a Clean Cod in S Shop?

4min

How to Write a Late Writing Clean Cardjst

3min

How to Make Your Own Cod Cleaner

2min

Do I Need to Know Solid Principles?

4min

Do I Need a Gang of Four Book?

3min

How Did You Write This Book?

3min

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Clean Codence Sharp - A Book Review

3min

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Object Oriented Programming - Clean Cord

4min

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The Most Important Thing for a Code That You Write

3min

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Commns Werveatly Needye, Absolutely Am.

2min

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Code Reade, Coda, Stress

4min

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Do You Have a Specification for a Product?

4min

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Agile and Scrum

5min

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Bat Ad's to Like Making It More Readable, Momentenable as Well

2min

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Common Steps to Refactoring a Method

6min

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Test Driven Development - How to Test a Test Powered Development

2min

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Is the Booktats a Good Idea?

2min

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How to Write a Hyperpho Curd in C Sharp and Besicles

2min

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I Like It. I Like It. Am

5min

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How Can the Listeners Get in Touch With You or Find Out More About You?

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I am your host, Jamie "GaProgMan" Taylor. In this episode, I talked with Jason Alls about clean code, what clean code is, how to keep your .NET code bases clean, and his recent book Clean Code in C# - so you could say that he is a bit of an expert. Along the way Jason helped describe what clean code actually looks like, and shared some of his top-tips for keeping you code clean, and why that's important in long-lived code bases.

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