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Ramesh
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Usage of Groovy to Generate XML files rather than writing XML.
If you already have XML then use Groovy to build builder files and then switch to Groovy as below
Installation of CYGWIN – Need some good examples to demonstrate the power of Unix Shell Scripting like find, grep etc
Completed (for now) on Boxing Day 2021
— Dec 25, 2021 10:53PM
If you already have XML then use Groovy to build builder files and then switch to Groovy as below
Installation of CYGWIN – Need some good examples to demonstrate the power of Unix Shell Scripting like find, grep etc
Completed (for now) on Boxing Day 2021
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Ramesh
is on page 178 of 222
Polyglot Programming
Ola Pyramid
DSL on top of the pyramid for business-domain based work
Groovy for day-to-day coding - Dynamic Language
Java at the bottom for a stable steady language - Statically Typed
Editors and the features that are required
— Dec 25, 2021 07:42AM
Ola Pyramid
DSL on top of the pyramid for business-domain based work
Groovy for day-to-day coding - Dynamic Language
Java at the bottom for a stable steady language - Statically Typed
Editors and the features that are required
Ramesh
is on page 165 of 222
Composed and SLAP - Single Level of Abstraction. Page - Code at Page 156 is clearly refactored using composed method, it could have been extended to SLAP also not sure why new classes were introduced.
But a fantastic chapter on refactoring and introducing Abstraction, Method < 15 lines, Single Responsibility
— Dec 25, 2021 06:55AM
But a fantastic chapter on refactoring and introducing Abstraction, Method < 15 lines, Single Responsibility
Ramesh
is on page 155 of 222
Groovy
Angry Monkeys
Fluent Interfaces - Method Chaining
Use Groovy and Spock for faster and expressive Unit Testing
— Dec 23, 2021 03:04AM
Angry Monkeys
Fluent Interfaces - Method Chaining
Use Groovy and Spock for faster and expressive Unit Testing
Ramesh
is on page 143 of 222
YAGNI and
Essential and Accidental complexeties
Maximize work on Essential Complexity; kill Accidental Complexity
Law of Demeter - " never use more than one dot for any method call"
eg homer.getJob().setPosition("Janitor");
— Dec 21, 2021 09:39AM
Essential and Accidental complexeties
Maximize work on Essential Complexity; kill Accidental Complexity
Law of Demeter - " never use more than one dot for any method call"
eg homer.getJob().setPosition("Janitor");
Ramesh
is on page 129 of 222
Good Citizenship
Do not break Encapsulation. Dont put Public setters/getters for Private variables. Calendar is a good example.
dont rely on default Constructors
Dont rely on static Methods therefore dont rely on Singleton Objects instead use Factory method
— Dec 12, 2021 11:18PM
Do not break Encapsulation. Dont put Public setters/getters for Private variables. Calendar is a good example.
dont rely on default Constructors
Dont rely on static Methods therefore dont rely on Singleton Objects instead use Factory method
Ramesh
is on page 119 of 222
Hamcrest, PMD, FindBugs, Cyclomatic Complexity of Nodes and Edges
Formula is
Number of Edges - Number of Nodes + 2
Edges represent the execution path and Nodes represent Lines of Code
— Dec 05, 2021 02:34AM
Formula is
Number of Edges - Number of Nodes + 2
Edges represent the execution path and Nodes represent Lines of Code
Ramesh
is on page 99 of 222
TDD Creates consumption awareness when you create a unit test – You are creating the first consumer of the code under development.
TDD requires you create the first consumer. The code will then be written in a way that makes you think how this will be used. BETTER TO BE TDD all the time.
TDD Forces you to mock dependent objects
— Nov 29, 2021 05:25AM
TDD requires you create the first consumer. The code will then be written in a way that makes you think how this will be used. BETTER TO BE TDD all the time.
TDD Forces you to mock dependent objects
Ramesh
is on page 94 of 222
dbDeploy not sure what it accomplishes.
yDoc - Now yWorks is a UML doclet and is it only for Java?
— Nov 27, 2021 11:16PM
yDoc - Now yWorks is a UML doclet and is it only for Java?
