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Fowler 2018] It contains an in-depth catalog of refactorings, and is well worth studying. To illustrate this point, I’ll continue the example started in “A TDD Example” on p.XX. Bache 2018]. Perform little refactorings as you use TDD and bigger refactorings as part of your slack. ContinuousIntegration.
ContinuousIntegration. Continuousintegration allows people to make changes without stepping on each others’ toes. As “A TDD Example” on p.XX Refactorings occur every few minutes, during the “Refactoring” step of the TDD cycle. During TDD, navigators should also consider the wider scope. Refactoring.
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