by Elliotte Rusty Harold,Publisher: Addison-Wesley Professional; 1 book (May 11, 2008)
Editorial Reviews
“Wow, what a pick up of good report as good as how-to’s! we am so impressed! Elliotte’s created a book whose pretension comes nowhere nearby to
doing it justice. Covering most some-more than only refactoring, this book explains how to do it right a initial time around, in a transparent as good as lucid
voice. Harold patently knows his stuff. A must-read!”
—Howard Katz, Proprietor, Fatdog Software
“After operative with people who need a skills as good as pick up required to ceaselessly urge a peculiarity as good as confidence of their applications, I
have detected a blank link. The capability to reconstruct as good as recode applications is a pass area of debility for web designers as good as web application
developers alike. By office building refactoring in to a growth process, incremental changes to a blueprint or internals good averts a total
rewrite or finish make-over. This is a illusory book for any a single who needs to rebuild, recode, or refactor a web.”
—Andre Gironda, tssci-security.com
“Elliotte’s book provides a singular pick up of hints as good as tricks which will vastly urge a peculiarity of web pages. Virtually any critical HTML
developer, brand new or tenured, in any distance classification will reap endless good from implementing even a handful of his suggestions.”
—Matt Lavallee, Development Manager, MLS Property Information Network, Inc.
Like any alternative program system, Web sites progressively amass “cruft” over time. They delayed down. Links break. Security as good as harmony problems mysteriously appear. New facilities don’t confederate seamlessly. Things only don’t work as well. In an preferred world, you’d reconstruct from scratch. But we can’t: there’s no time or income for that. Fortunately, there’s a solution: You can refactor your Web formula regulating easy, proven techniques, tools, as good as recipes blending from a universe of program development.
In Refactoring HTML, Elliotte Rusty Harold explains how to have use of refactoring to urge probably any Web site or application. Writing for programmers as good as non-programmers alike, Harold shows how to refactor for improved reliability, performance, usability, security, accessibility, compatibility, as good as even poke engine placement. Step by step, he shows how to quit archaic formula to today’s quick Web standards, together with XHTML, CSS, as good as REST—and discharge ongoing problems similar to presentation-based markup, stateful applications, as good as “tag soup.”
The book’s endless catalogue of minute refactorings as good as unsentimental “recipes for success” have been orderly to assistance we find specific solutions fast, as good as get limit good for smallest effort. Using this book, we can fast urge site opening now—and have your site distant simpler to enhance, maintain, as good as scale for years to come.
Topics lonesome include
• Recognizing a “smells” of Web formula which should be refactored
• Transforming aged HTML in to well-formed, current XHTML, a single step during a time
• Modernizing existent layouts with CSS
• Updating aged Web applications: replacing POST with GET, replacing aged hit forms, as good as refactoring JavaScript
• Systematically refactoring calm as good as links
• Restructuring sites but becoming different a URLs your users rest upon
This book will be an essential apparatus for Web designers, developers, plan managers, as good as any a single who maintains or updates existent sites. It will be generally beneficial to Web professionals who schooled HTML years ago, as good as wish to modernise their believe with today’s standards-compliant most appropriate practices.
This book will be an essential apparatus for Web designers, developers, plan managers, as good as any a single who maintains or updates existent sites. It will be generally beneficial to Web professionals who schooled HTML years ago, as good as wish to modernise their believe with today’s standards-compliant most appropriate practices.
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