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What does 'Refactoring' mean?

Refactoring is a software development process that involves making changes to existing source code to improve its structure, readability, and maintainability without changing its external behavior. It is often performed to optimize the code by simplifying complex logic and removing unnecessary code, making it more efficient and easier to understand. One of the key benefits of refactoring is that it allows developers to maintain and update code without introducing new bugs or errors. This is because refactoring breaks down large blocks of code into smaller, more manageable sections

Software with Refactoring functionality

ProductFree TrialStarting PriceSpot ScoreRatingActions
AWS Cloud9 - Online IDE
AWS Cloud9
-9.84.3Visit Website
Visual Studio IDE - Online IDE
Visual Studio IDE

$45,

9.74.6Visit Website
Eclipse Che - Online IDE
Eclipse Che
-9.74.2Visit Website
IntelliJ IDEA - Online IDE
IntelliJ IDEA

$41, Billed Yearly

9.64.6Visit Website
Repl.it - Online IDE
Repl.it

$7,

9.34.1Visit Website
Codeanywhere - Online IDE
Codeanywhere

$4.80, Billed Yearly

9.2-Visit Website
Koding - Online IDE
Koding
-8.83.9Visit Website
Observable - Online IDE
Observable

$9,

8.6-Visit Website
Autocode - Online IDE
Autocode

$3,000,

8.6-Visit Website
SourceLevel - Online IDE
SourceLevel

$5,

8.5-Visit Website
goormIDE - Online IDE
goormIDE

$7.35, Billed Yearly

8.4-Visit Website
Highlight - Online IDE
Highlight

$1,000, Billed Monthly

8.2-Visit Website
CodeSync - Online IDE
CodeSync
-7.9-Visit Website
CodeTogether - Online IDE
CodeTogether

$1,750,

7.84.1Visit Website
Codigo - Online IDE
Codigo
-7.7-Visit Website

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