Say, I have been engaged in programming for several years. I remember that every growth is accompanied by some important books. This time I see "Reconstruction" book is no exception. "Reconstruction" is pointed out that "Refactoring" means the design of improved procedures or software by sorting source code without changing the existing function of the product. This book refers to the "reconstruction" of the regular finishing technology. Eclipse 3.0 has even already embedded some reconstruction techniques, such as Extract Method, Push Down, Pull Up, etc. Refactoring has gradually attached. Some reconstruction guidelines are not fresh, and excellent programmers have practical it every day. It can also be said that the regular reconstruction technology is a summary of countless outstanding programmers. I will learn some of the experiences and ideas of "Reconstruction", and it is also a little outcome, and more important is the future practice.
