Racing Car Katas
A collection of code katas focused on refactoring legacy code to follow SOLID principles and improve testability.
What is Racing Car Katas?
Racing Car Katas is a collection of programming exercises that simulate working with legacy code. Each kata presents a small problem (like a tire pressure monitoring system or ticket dispenser) with poorly designed code, challenging developers to write unit tests and refactor it to follow SOLID principles. It's a hands-on way to learn how to improve code testability and design.
Software developers and engineering teams looking to improve their refactoring skills, understand SOLID principles in practice, or practice test-driven development with challenging legacy code scenarios.
Unlike generic coding challenges, these katas are specifically crafted to teach SOLID principles and testability through realistic, themed exercises with intentionally flawed code, supported by examples and solutions in multiple languages.
Overview
Several code katas on a racing car theme
Use Cases
Best For
- Practicing refactoring techniques on legacy code examples
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