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Martin Fowler and Refactoring: Changing Structure Without Changing Behavior

Martin Fowler's 1999 Refactoring book popularized a disciplined practice of small behavior-preserving code transformations, connecting earlier research with tests, code smells and automated IDE support.

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Continuous Integration and the Decision to Integrate Software Every Day

Continuous Integration turned integration from a late project phase into a frequent automated feedback loop built around shared source, repeatable builds and automated tests.

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