Refactoring.in.Large.Software.Projects.Performing.Complex.Restructurings.Successfully.Jun.2006 John.Wiley.and.Sons.pdf

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Refactoring
in Large
Software Projects
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Refactoring
in Large
Software Projects
Martin Lippert
and
Stephen Roock
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