Clean Coding: Learning Good Code Writing Techniques Through Cooking Analogies

Name: Clean Coding: Learning Good Code Writing Techniques Through Cooking Analogies
Price: 74250 KRW

👨‍🍳 Like cooking code, neatly and deliciously! 『Clean Coding』 is a code cooking class for chef-like developers, where they joyfully learn clean coding through a cooking analogy. 🍽️

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Team Collaboration Tool

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Refactoring

What you will learn!

Practical Task: Clean Refactoring of Smelly Legacy Code
Domain Language-based Naming Strategy and Documentation Skills
Collaborative API Design and Ubiquitous Language Establishment
TDD, Test Coverage Analysis, Automated Test Structuring
Problem-solving-centric Clean Code Mindset
Manners, Toolset, Contribution Methods for Open Source Project Participation

📖 "Clean Coding" Course Overview

This course is a journey to learn the principles of 'Clean Code' through fun and vivid analogies, comparing code to cooking and developers to chefs. In this process, you'll also learn related concepts and techniques such as collaboration tools, coding tests, and refactoring.

Function = Recipe
Variable = Ingredient
Module = Menu Configuration
Coding Test = Hygiene Inspection
Code Style = Plating
Collaboration = Kitchen Teamwork

🍜 All developers are chefs! Now let's "cook" code to make it delicious and clean.

🧭Course Structure

Section 1. The Art of Preparing Materials — The Beginning of Good Variables
Section 2. The simpler the recipe, the more delicious it is — Function Design
Section 3. Kitchen Flow and Menu Composition — Modularization and Structure
Section 4. Automate Repetitive Recipes — Eliminate Duplication & Abstraction
Section 5. Passing Hygiene Inspections — Testing and Quality
Section 6. Recipe Commentary Only as Needed — Comments and Documentation
Section 7. Teamwork Among Chefs — Collaboration and Code Review
Section 8. Let's Reduce Kitchen Accidents — Exception Handling and Error Response
Section 9. The Craftsman Who Sharpens Their Tools — Tool Utilization and Automation
Section 10. A Chef Who Lives Up to Their Name — Naming Conventions and Domain Language
Section 11. A Table Full of Code — Interfaces and APIs
Section 12. Kitchen Renovation — Refactoring in Practice
Section 13. Traces of a Bad Chef — Code Smell Detection
Section 14. Think About the Customer's Perspective — Security and User Considerations
Section 15. Open Kitchen — Code Disclosure and Open Source Etiquette
Section 16. The Chef's Growth — What is Good Code?
Section 17. [Advanced] Sustainable Kitchen — Performance and Optimization
Section 18. [Advanced] Kitchen Crisis Management — Debugging and Problem Solving
Section 19. [Advanced] The Philosophy of Cooking — Design Patterns and Principles
Section 20. [Advanced] Future Kitchen Technology — Latest Technologies and Trends
Section 21. [Advanced] Legacy Kitchen Renovation — Improving Existing Code
Section 22. [Advanced] Kitchen Sustainability — Maintenance-Friendly Code
Section 23. [Advanced] Multicultural Kitchen — Integrating Various Languages and Technologies

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👨‍🍳 Junior developer who keeps feeling their code is lukewarm
📦 Working Developer Shy of Refactoring and Testing
🔍 Team leader or code reviewer with ambiguous Clean Code standards

Need to know before starting?

Basic understanding of programming syntax (one or more of Python, Java, JavaScript, C++)
Familiarity with basic concepts such as functions, variables, classes, and conditional statements.
Simple project or assignment implementation experience
Basic usage skills for code execution environments (IDE, terminal, build tools, etc.)

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160 lectures ∙ (38hr 48min)

Course Materials:

Lecture resources

Section 1. [Basic] The Start of Good Variables (The Art of Preparing Materials)

7 lectures ∙ (3hr 7min)

Section 2. [Basic] Function Design (The simpler the recipe, the more delicious it is)

7 lectures ∙ (3hr 33min)

8. Lesson 2.1 Reducing Function Length (Have you ever seen a 30-line recipe?)
33:05
9. Lesson 2.2 Parameter Count Limitation (Chefs Can Only Remember Up to 3 Ingredients)
26:17
10. Class 2.3 Removing Side Effects (This dish, why did you put this in?)
31:24
11. Lesson 2.4 Function Naming Rules (Let's make it possible to start cooking just by looking at the recipe name)
16:56
12. Lesson 2.5 SRP for Functions with a Single Responsibility (Separate Rice Soup)
24:04
13. Lesson 2.6 Reducing Complexity Within Functions (Too Many Ingredients Spoil the Flavor)
32:17
14. Lesson 2.7 Function Execution Time Optimization (Cooking Preparation Time)
49:23

Section 3. [Basic] Modularization and Structure (Kitchen Workflow and Menu Composition)

6 lectures ∙ (2hr 47min)

15. Lesson 3.1 Module/Class Separation (The Kitchen Counter is Messy)
33:46
16. Lesson 3.2 Project Structure and Directory Design (Kimchi Stew Finding Adventure)
47:00
17. Lesson 3.3 Separation of Concerns (Kimchi and Chocolate in One Pot?)
14:16
18. Lesson 3.4 Separating Configuration Files and Environment Variables (We'll remove the spicy parts from the source files)
14:58
19. Lesson 3.5 Teamwork and Modularization (Do You Need All Chefs in One Kitchen?)
13:44
20. Lesson 3.6 Dependency Management (Kitchen Efficiency)
43:23

Section 4. [Basic] Remove Duplication & Abstraction (Automate repetitive cooking processes)

7 lectures ∙ (3hr 32min)

Section 5. [Basic] Testing and Quality (Passing Hygiene Inspections)

7 lectures ∙ (2hr 54min)

Section 6. [Basic] Comments and Documentation (Include only the necessary amount of explanation for the cooking method)

7 lectures ∙ (1hr 28min)

Section 7. [Basic] Collaboration and Code Review (Teamwork Among Chefs)

7 lectures ∙ (1hr 44min)

Section 8. [Basic] Exception Handling and Error Response (Let's Reduce Kitchen Accidents)

7 lectures ∙ (2hr 27min)

Section 9. [Basic] Tool Utilization and Automation (A Master Chef Who Sharpens Their Tools)

7 lectures ∙ (2hr 39min)

Section 10. [Basic] Naming Conventions and Domain Language (A Chef Who Lives Up to Their Name)

7 lectures ∙ (1hr 8min)

Section 11. [Basic] Interface and API (A Table Full of Code)

7 lectures ∙ (4hr 2min)

Section 12. [Basic] Practical Refactoring (Kitchen Renovation)

7 lectures ∙ (2hr 19min)

Section 13. [Basic] Code Smell Detection (Traces Left by a Bad Cook)

7 lectures ∙ (2hr 1min)

Section 14. [Basic] Security and User Considerations (Think About the Customer's Perspective)

7 lectures ∙ (1hr 49min)

Section 15. [Basic] Code Sharing and Open Source Etiquette (Kitchen Disclosure)

7 lectures ∙ (1hr 24min)

Section 16. [Basic] What is Good Code? (A Chef's Growth)

7 lectures ∙ (1hr 21min)

Section 17. (Publishing in Progress) [Advanced] Performance and Optimization (Sustainable Kitchen)

7 lectures ∙ (27min)

Section 18. (Scheduled) [Advanced] Debugging and Problem Solving (Crisis Management in the Kitchen)

7 lectures

Section 19. (Scheduled) [Advanced] Design Patterns and Principles (Philosophy of Cooking)

7 lectures

Section 20. (Scheduled) [Advanced] Latest Technology and Tech Trends (Future Kitchen Technology)

7 lectures

Section 21. (Scheduled) [Advanced] Improving Existing Code (Renovating an Old Kitchen)

7 lectures

Section 22. (Scheduled) [Advanced] Maintenance-Friendly Code (Kitchen Sustainability)

7 lectures

Section 23. (Scheduled) [Advanced] Integration of Various Languages and Technologies (A Kitchen Where Multinational Chefs Work)

7 lectures

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📖 "Clean Coding" Course Overview

🍜 All developers are chefs! Now let's "cook" code to make it delicious and clean.

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🧭Course Structure

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