Ultimate Clean Code Masterclass for 2025
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Welcome to the “Ultimate Clean Code Masterclass“, the only course you need to take the quality of your code to the next level!
13 hours of on-demand videos, 21 quizzes, and 8 major refactoring case studies. All this is to help you start coding like a pro.
I’m a Technical Lead with over 10 years of professional experience. I will help you on this journey every step of the way, no matter if you’re a beginner looking to form good habits or an experienced developer aiming to sharpen your skills.
Throughout the course, we’ll dive into the principles of clean code, focusing on essential topics like naming conventions, code formatting, and the design of functions and classes. You’ll learn how to write code that is easy to understand and modify. By the end of the course, you’ll have a solid grasp of how to keep your codebase clean and avoid common pitfalls that lead to technical debt.
SOLID principles are the foundation of well-designed code, and we will explore them in detail.
Refactoring is something we will practice all the time. You’ll see examples of code that violates clean coding principles and learn how to transform it into a clean, professional solution.
This course will help you become a more efficient developer. Clean code leads to fewer bugs, easier debugging, and faster implementation of new features.
Unit tests are an essential tool in every programmer’s toolkit. We will learn how to write clean tests, as well as how to design our code so it is testable.
By the end of the course, you’ll have the knowledge and confidence to write clean, elegant code that will stand the test of time. Whether you’re working on a small side project or collaborating on large enterprise-level applications, mastering clean code will take your development skills to the next level. Join me and start writing cleaner, smarter, and more professional code today!
This course is meant for programmers of any language. Examples will be provided in C#.
This course comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee. If you are not satisfied, you can return it and get all your money back, no questions asked. In other words, you don’t risk anything by purchasing this course. You have nothing to lose, and the knowledge you will gain may take your career to the next level.
So, why hesitate? Join me in this course and start coding like a professional.
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1Welcome! Basic information & how to get helpVideo lesson
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246 seconds about your instructorVideo lesson
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3149 seconds about this courseVideo lesson
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4120 seconds about time optimizationVideo lesson
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5Accessing the codeVideo lesson
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6To my “Ultimate C# Masterclass” learnersVideo lesson
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7ResourcesText lesson
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8Before we start: essential vocabularyVideo lesson
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9The importance of clean codeVideo lesson
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10Bad decisions related to code qualityVideo lesson
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11Tech debtVideo lesson
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12Being professionalVideo lesson
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13What is clean code?Video lesson
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14Good and bad code - comparisonVideo lesson
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15Clean code and AIVideo lesson
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16The importance of clean codeQuiz
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17The importance of meaningful namesVideo lesson
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18Naming fundamentalsVideo lesson
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19Following the conventionVideo lesson
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20Why do we use bad names?Video lesson
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21Renaming. The Boy Scout ruleVideo lesson
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22Dealing with problematic namingVideo lesson
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23Expressive namesVideo lesson
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24Long and short namesVideo lesson
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25The Principle of Least SurpriseVideo lesson
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26Naming fundamentalsQuiz
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27Semantic correctnessVideo lesson
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28HomonymsVideo lesson
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29SynonymsVideo lesson
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30ConsistencyVideo lesson
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31Matching pluralityVideo lesson
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32The natural language we use in codeVideo lesson
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33Imitating the spoken languageVideo lesson
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34Advanced namingQuiz
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35Bad names - meaningless wordsVideo lesson
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36Bad names - overspecific namesVideo lesson
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37Bad names - Hungarian notationVideo lesson
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38Bad names - confusing namesVideo lesson
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39Bad names - abbreviationsVideo lesson
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40Bad namesQuiz
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41Reasonable abbreviations. Conventional namesVideo lesson
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42ContextVideo lesson
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43Refactoring case studies - introductionVideo lesson
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44Refactoring case study: NamingVideo lesson
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45Functions fundamentalsVideo lesson
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46Good signatures of methodsVideo lesson
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47Number of parametersVideo lesson
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48Fewer parameters - splitting the methodVideo lesson
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49Fewer parameters - bundling related parametersVideo lesson
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50Fewer parameters - avoiding boolean parametersVideo lesson
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51Fewer parameters - bad practicesVideo lesson
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52Order of parametersVideo lesson
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53SignaturesQuiz
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54Ref and out parameters (C# specific topic)Video lesson
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55Small methodsVideo lesson
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56One method, one jobVideo lesson
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57Achieving methods focused on one task onlyVideo lesson
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58Refactoring case study: One method, one jobVideo lesson
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59Levels of abstractionVideo lesson
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60Composing different levels of abstractionVideo lesson
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61Levels of abstraction within methodsVideo lesson
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62Methods size & levels of abstractionQuiz
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63Order of methodsVideo lesson
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64Independence of methodsVideo lesson
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65Pure functionsVideo lesson
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66The benefits of pure functionsVideo lesson
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67High-quality methodsQuiz
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68Refactoring case study: Methods - introductionVideo lesson
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69Refactoring case study: Methods - signatureVideo lesson
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70Refactoring case study: Methods - bodyVideo lesson
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71The importance of code formattingVideo lesson
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72Different formatting styles and the value of consistencyVideo lesson
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73Code formatting toolsVideo lesson
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74IndentationVideo lesson
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75Code blocksVideo lesson
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76Breaking the linesVideo lesson
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77Vertical formattingVideo lesson
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78Code formattingQuiz
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79Refactoring case study: Code formatting - codeVideo lesson
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80Refactoring case study: Code formattingVideo lesson

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