By rlamarch
via simple-talk.com
Published: Jul 14 2009 / 04:29
Code Smells have become an established way of talking about indications that things may be wrong with your code. Nick Harrison extends the idea with the concept of 'code deodorants' and shows how the code smell of 'inappropriate intimacy' can be cured by means of the code deodorant called 'separation by interface'.
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