Object-Disoriented
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Examines what true object orientation means beyond the usual mantra of encapsulation, inheritance and polymorphism, and reviews concepts that help design better objects. Presents common mistakes in OO design and practical options to avoid them.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Welcome
- 1:48What is OO?
- 10:15OO origins and myths
- 18:32Tools harming OO
- 22:45OO vs churned software
- 26:39Patterns vs principles
- 32:41Anemic models explained
- 36:36Inheritance vs composition
- 39:48Immutability and OO
- 41:14Cost of change and OO
- 42:38Recommended readings
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