Merge pull request #311 from turingschool/mm-refactoring-patterns

SOLID and Refactoring

module5/index.md

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 ## Curriculum
 
-* [Lessons](./lessons)
-* [Projects](./projects)
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 ### Week 1
 
-* Error Handling: [Prep](./preparation/Week1/ErrorHandling) &#124; [Lesson](./lessons/Week1/ErrorHandling) &#124; [Lab](./labs/Week1/ErrorHandling) -->
+* Error Handling: [Prep](./preparation/Week1/ErrorHandling) &#124; [Lesson](./lessons/Week1/ErrorHandling) &#124; [Lab](./labs/Week1/ErrorHandling) 
+* Refactoring Patterns: [Prep](./preparation/Week1/RefactoringPatterns) &#124; [Lesson](./lessons/Week1/RefactoringPatterns) &#124; [Lab](./labs/Week1/RefactoringPatterns)
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module5/labs/Week1/RefactoringPatterns.md

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+layout: page
+title: Refactoring Patterns Lab
+---
+
+## Disordered Orders
+
+Today, you are joining the Disordered Orders development team.  You have been tasked with refactoring their order-creating application.
+
+### Setup
+
+* Fork and Clone this [starter repo](https://github.com/turingschool-examples/DisorderedOrders)
+* Run `update-database` in the DisorderedOrdersMVC project
+* Run all test in the DisorderedOrdersTests project
+* If you run into any errors, reach out to your instructor!
+
+### The Refactors
+Implement the following refactoring patterns.  Check out a new branch (from main) for each of the refactoring patterns.  That way you can always start fresh if you need to!
+
+In your submission, we will ask for some reflection on each, so it would be helpful to keep notes as you go!
+
+[ ] Extract Interfaces
+
+[ ] Extract Methods
+
+[ ] 🌶️ Move Methods
+
+[ ] 🌶️🌶️ Extract Classes (We didn't cover this one in class!)
+
+[ ] 🌶️🌶️🌶️ Any other refactoring pattern that you think would make this code better
+
+As you refactor, keep in mind that refactors **should not** cause any existing tests to break.  You may need to add tests, but you should not remove or change any existing tests.
+
+### Submission
+
+Create a slack message to all of your instructors.  For each refactor that you completed, reflect on the following:
+1. What problem were you trying to solve?
+2. What refactoring pattern did you use, and why did you choose that pattern?
+3. How did the refactor go? What was easy/difficult about it, and would you do anything different if you had more time?