Clean Code: Refactoring Legacy Code in Kotlin

Google Meet: Will be shared soon A lot of time in software development projects is not spent on the development of new code, but the maintenance and extension of existing code. The software craftspeople at Nelkinda understand the importance of maintainable code for the success of any software development project. Clean code reduces cost and effort for maintenance. During this meetup, Christian Hujer will walk the audience through the refactoring of a piece of Kotlin code to make it gradually more maintainable. This will be interspersed with questions, discussions, and explanations about various approaches. Learning for Participants • Clean Code Principles • SOLID Principles (especially OCP) • Design Patterns (especially Strategy) • The Two Values of Software • The Four Design Smells • Dealing with Legacy Code Demo You will be walked through the Expense Report example. And in case you know it from Robert C. Martin, you might be surprised by the differences in this approach and solution. About the Presenter Christian Hujer, a seasoned developer with \~35 years of experience, founder of Nelkinda Software Craft, carries tremendous experience in software development and software craft. He is a polyglot in languages (Prolog to Java), frameworks and development environments (from smart card to server). He is keen on following the best coding and software development process related practices for example XP, Clean Code practices, TDD. He always strives for better software and a better environment. Link for the Expense Report repository: https://github.com/christianhujer/expensereport/tree/trunk/expensereport-kotlin