to refactor
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- verb
- /ˌriːˈfæktər/
- Specialized
:
refactorizar
- To improve the software's efficiency, the developer decided to refactor the code without changing its functionality.
So you mentioned rewrite before or refactor before features.
- So you mentioned rewrite before or refactor before features.
- And so I tend to think that, you know, it's kind of, you know, you always have to refactor technologies as you go.
- OK, so here we're we've refactored the running time up to the top and it's a oh, sorry, I added the build here.
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OK, so to make all that happen, we're going to refactor the child stage so that we can use it for both the dashboard and the pop up.
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Refactoring tools have never bothered me overly much; I just refactor by hand.
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And so I tend to think that, you know, it's kind of, you know, you always have to refactor technologies as you go.
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Also important is to understand when a system is getting out of hand and needs to either be refactored or started over.
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I've defined Open() for four classes already; maybe I could use an interface here and refactor some code into a common function.
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The agency currently has legacy applications that are written in a dated computer language that must be refactored to enable mission support applications currently in development to reach production status.
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Once a component needs to be reused, then it should be refactored into something extremely generic, but not before.
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For example, I would use Backbone.js on an existing application to refactor my jQuery code or on an application that has a handful of dynamic components.
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If you think you need to rewrite your Perl code in C or C++ and refactor it in the process because it is too slow, start by just refactoring the Perl code because you will probably be surprised at how much of the original problem was due to a bad design.
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After several users reported issues, the team will refactor the existing code to enhance performance.
Synonyms
Rewrite code to split it into small parts that each do one job
Antonyms
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Etymology
Refactor comes from the prefix re- meaning 'again' and factor meaning 'part', so to refactor code is to change its parts to make them clearer and easier to work with while keeping what the code does the same.