What problem does it solve?
Refactoring is the disciplined process of improving code structure, readability, and maintainability without altering external behavior, helping teams reduce technical debt and accelerate future changes.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Structured technique catalog: Extract Method, Extract Class, decompose large classes, modularize responsibilities.
- Design pattern alignment: Introduce patterns (Strategy, Factory, Observer) to improve extensibility.
- Safe incremental refactoring: Emphasizes tests-first, incremental commits, and rollback safety.
- Use case example: When a monolithic class becomes hard to maintain, apply validators as separate classes, create use cases, and refactor toward modular design.
Quick Start
Begin by identifying a small, well-scoped improvement, write characterization tests if missing, implement an isolated refactor in a new class or method, run the test suite, and document changes.