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Video Guide/[01] Chapter 1. Programming with objects_ A primer.mp4	20.23 MB
Video Guide/[02] Chapter 1. Dependencies.mp4	17.14 MB
Video Guide/[03] Chapter 1. Unit testing.mp4	19.24 MB
Video Guide/[04] Chapter 2. Creating services.mp4	11.82 MB
Video Guide/[05] Chapter 2. Inject what you need, not where you can get it from.mp4	18.84 MB
Video Guide/[06] Chapter 2. Make all dependencies explicit.mp4	25.84 MB
Video Guide/[07] Chapter 2. Dont allow the behavior of a service to change after it has been instantiated.mp4	16.01 MB
Video Guide/[08] Chapter 2. Throw an exception when an argument is invalid.mp4	23.00 MB
Video Guide/[09] Chapter 2. Throw an exception when an argument is invalid.mp4	22.30 MB
Video Guide/[10] Chapter 3. Test for specific invalid argument exceptions by analyzing the exceptions message.mp4	26.89 MB
Video Guide/[11] Chapter 3. Dont inject dependencies; optionally pass them as method arguments.mp4	26.62 MB
Video Guide/[12] Chapter 3. Dont test constructors.mp4	32.79 MB
Video Guide/[13] Chapter 4. Manipulating objects.mp4	19.68 MB
Video Guide/[14] Chapter 4. Prefer immutable objects.mp4	24.43 MB
Video Guide/[15] Chapter 4. On an immutable object, modifier methods should have declarative names.mp4	22.28 MB
Video Guide/[16] Chapter 4. A modifier method should verify that the requested state change is valid.mp4	20.15 MB
Video Guide/[17] Chapter 4. Dont implement fluent interfaces on mutable objects.mp4	25.92 MB
Video Guide/[18] Chapter 5. Using objects.mp4	15.37 MB
Video Guide/[19] Chapter 5. Return value.mp4	15.34 MB
Video Guide/[20] Chapter 6. Retrieving information.mp4	23.28 MB
Video Guide/[21] Chapter 6. Avoid query methods that expose internal state.mp4	24.09 MB
Video Guide/[22] Chapter 6. Define an abstraction for queries that cross system boundaries.mp4	17.69 MB
Video Guide/[23] Chapter 6. Use stubs for test doubles with query methods.mp4	30.51 MB
Video Guide/[24] Chapter 7. Performing tasks.mp4	26.39 MB
Video Guide/[25] Chapter 7. When something goes wrong, throw an exception.mp4	31.58 MB
Video Guide/[26] Chapter 8. Dividing responsibilities.mp4	24.22 MB
Video Guide/[27] Chapter 8. Create read models directly from their data source.mp4	20.63 MB
Video Guide/[28] Chapter 9. Changing the behavior of services.mp4	21.62 MB
Video Guide/[29] Chapter 9. Use notification objects or event listeners for additional behavior.mp4	23.36 MB
Video Guide/[30] Chapter 9. Mark classes as final by default.mp4	22.26 MB
Video Guide/[31] Chapter 10. A field guide to objects.mp4	23.68 MB
Video Guide/[32] Chapter 10. Write model repositories.mp4	17.20 MB
Video Guide/[33] Chapter 10. Read models and read model repositories.mp4	36.74 MB
Video Guide/[34] Chapter 11. Epilogue.mp4	29.00 MB

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Author: Matthias Noback
Publisher: Manning Publications
Duration: 5h 5m 59c
Language: English
Course Source: https://www.manning.com/books/object-design-style-guide

Video Description

Objects are the central concept of languages like Java, Python, C#. Applying best practices for object design means that your code will be easy to read, write, and maintain. Object Design Style Guide captures dozens of techniques for creating pro-quality OO code that can stand the test of time. Examples are in an instantly familiar pseudocode, teaching techniques you can apply to any OO language, from C++ to PHP.

About the technology

Well-written OO code is a pleasure to read, modify, and debug. Elevate your coding style by mastering the universal best practices for object design presented in this book. These clearly presented rules, which apply to any OO language, maximize the clarity and durability of your codebase and increase productivity for you and your team.

About the book

Object Design Style Guide presents dozens of professional techniques for writing OO code. In it, veteran developer Matthias Noback lays out design rules for constructing objects, defining methods, changing and exposing state, and much more. All examples use instantly familiar pseudocode, so you can follow along in the language you prefer. You’ll go case by case as you explore important scenarios and challenges for object design and then walk through a simple web application that demonstrates how different types of objects can work together effectively.

What's inside

• Universal design rules for a wide range of objects
• Best practices for testing objects
• A catalog of common object types
• Exercises for each chapter to test your object design skills

About the reader

For readers familiar with an object-oriented language and basic application architecture.

About the instructor

Matthias Noback is a professional web developer with nearly two decades of experience. He runs his own web development, training, and consultancy company called “Noback’s Office.”