Thank you so much. I already have a year of experience in real projects and I'm still learning about refactoring and OOP patterns. I know that this topics are not easy to learn and that's why I'm here. Because I want to learn and get inputs from other developers.
Are there any tutorials or resources about refactoring and OOP Patterns that you could recommend?
And Twitter is a great place to find and follow great devs working on stuff you're interested in. Dig around, find a few people, follow them, see what they talk about and who they retweet, follow those people, repeat. Before long, you'll find amazing stuff in your timeline with links to CodePen, GitHub, etc, where you can see how people are doing things.
Cheers!
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Thank you so much. I already have a year of experience in real projects and I'm still learning about refactoring and OOP patterns. I know that this topics are not easy to learn and that's why I'm here. Because I want to learn and get inputs from other developers.
Are there any tutorials or resources about refactoring and OOP Patterns that you could recommend?
The classic Patterns book is Design Patterns: Elements of Reusable Object-Oriented Software. It's by no means exhaustive, but it's a great start.
And Twitter is a great place to find and follow great devs working on stuff you're interested in. Dig around, find a few people, follow them, see what they talk about and who they retweet, follow those people, repeat. Before long, you'll find amazing stuff in your timeline with links to CodePen, GitHub, etc, where you can see how people are doing things.
Cheers!