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Stages of code Refactoring. Key steps in enhancing the quality and performance of applications.

25 June 2024

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Study conducted as a part of the implementation of the project: “Entering American, British and Swedish markets with a comprehensive service of computer programs renovation (refactoring) by Codema”, No. POPW.Ol.02.00-06-0069/22. The project is co-financed by the European Regional Development Fund under the Operational Programme Eastern Poland 2014-2020.
EU funding for the project: 851,663.82 PLN


Code refactoring is not just a process of improving code readability and structure, but also a crucial step in ensuring high quality and efficiency of applications. For those starting this process, it’s important to understand the stages that lead to success.

Code Analysis

The first stage of refactoring is a thorough analysis of the code. This involves understanding how the current code works and identifying areas that require optimization. This key moment defines the goals of refactoring and specifies the benefits we aim to achieve.

Planning and Designing

At this stage, we create a plan of action. We decide which parts of the code need changes, what refactoring techniques will be used, and how progress will be measured. We also design flexible solutions that can be adjusted to any changes in the project.

Implementation of Changes

Once the plan is ready, the stage of implementing changes in the code begins. This is when corrections, optimization, and restructuring of the code take place. It’s important to be cautious and avoid making changes that could negatively affect the application’s functionality.

Testing and Evaluation

After implementing changes, thorough testing of the application is necessary. We check if all functions are working correctly and if the changes have not negatively affected the existing functionality. Evaluating the results is crucial to verify if the refactoring goals have been achieved.

Documentation and Post-Sales Support

The final stage is updating the code documentation. It’s important to include all the changes made, which will facilitate future teams’ work. Additionally, we provide post-sales support to address any potential problems or additional questions after the refactoring process.

As we can see, code refactoring is a process that can significantly improve the quality, efficiency, and flexibility of an application. The key stages of this process are analysis, planning, implementation, testing, documentation, and post-sales support. When these steps are meticulously followed, the efficiency and durability of the application are greatly improved.

If you are looking for a way to enhance the quality and performance of your application, consider code refactoring with Codema. It’s an investment that can bring significant benefits to your project.

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