mohamed-taman / agile-software-dev-refactoring

Refactoring for high-performance Agile Software Development, refactoring for better code. Refactoring is about improving the quality of your code by simplifying your code. Simpler code enables agility, the ability to change your code quickly, to add new features, to meet people's ever-changing needs.

Hi there, I am Mohamed Taman! 👋

I speak Java and am a Java Champion, Oracle ACE Alumni, Jakarta EE ambassador, Chief Architect, Author, International Speaker, Trainer, and technology enthusiast.

I love sharing my knowledge and experience, contributing to open-source projects related to Java, and sharing PoCs & problems as code on this repository.

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agile-software-dev-refactoring's Issues

Missing support for java modules.

The only thing I miss in this tutorial is support for java module, as you are not using JDK 8.

I uses Eclipse (and Emacs), so I don't know best way to support modules in other IDE:s. In Eclipse you create a project for each module, giving the project same name as the module. After that it's easy to import/export from/to that module from other modules.