The principles of object-oriented design (OOD) address the need to minimize the complexity and impact of change by minimizing dependencies through the use of loosely coupled and highly cohesive classes, interfaces, and packages. These are the logical containers of software functionality.  The fact is that, if you don’t take a model-driven OO approach to architecture and […]

Läs mer Mastery 14: OO and Agile

This chapter was a big one, but for a reason. This chapter is the one we have been waiting for: we are going to summarise pretty much evertyhing we have learnt on how to proper create a software system You have got a lot of new tools, techniques, and ideas about how to develop great […]

Läs mer Chapter 10: Putting It All Together

Test driven development (TDD) has become popular over the last few years. Many programmers have tried this technique, failed , and concluded that TDD is now worth the big effort it requires. Some programmers think that, in theory it is a good practice but that there is never enough time to really use TDD, so […]

Läs mer Mastery 13: Test driven development

In all software-projects you will eventually going to have to do some form of testing, but especially in OO testing can be a bit different. But this doesn’t have to be a bad thing, some programmers say it is easier to do testing in OO and other say the opposite. The whole object oriented testing […]

Läs mer Mastery 12: Testing in OO

Code revision also know as Peer review is todays topic. First of all, what is it? The peer review system exits to validate academic work, helps to improve the quality of published research, and increases networking possibilities within research communities. Despite criticisms, peer review is till the only widely accepted method for research validation and […]

Läs mer Mastery 10: Code revision

Well-designed code will is key to a good working software and also opens up a lot of doors in the future. But no amount of well-designed code will please your customer. Because what the customer want is for you to show them something working. Today we are going to talk about two ways to dive […]

Läs mer Chapter 9: HEAD first object-oriented analysis and design

There is definitely not much in the world that is more satisfying then coming up with completely new and original solution to a problem that has been troubling for days and night. Many programmers want to do everything them self and in their own way. BUT.. ”Doing it your way, is not always the best […]

Läs mer Chapter 8: Head first object-oriented analysis and design

In software project management or software testing verification and validation, also know as V&V has a big part. Verification and validation can sometimes be very confusing in the software world because people tend to confuse them with each other. It is pretty much like Sweden and Switzerland, very different… BUT… people still have a hard […]

Läs mer Mastery: 11 Verification & Validation

My point of view on all the blogging. My personal experience of blogging can accurately be describing as a roller-coaster. Sometimes I’m very motivated and find writing a blogpost very easy and just comes naturally. But also, other times I can feel the complete opposite, having hard time making the post interesting and find good […]

Läs mer ON BLOGGING

Last time we talked about braking big problems into small problems, but that means you have a lot of small problems instead. So today we are going to discuss where to start, and make sure that you don’t waste any time working on wrong things. ”You have to start somewhere, But you better pick the […]

Läs mer Chapter 7: Head First Object-Oriented analysis and design