Modern Programming: Object Oriented Programming and Best Practices
Deconstruct object-oriented programming and use it with other programming paradigms to build applications
Published on 23. September 2024
266 pages
978-1-83898-690-2 (ISBN)
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Digital original
Language
English
Place of publication
Birmingham
United Kingdom
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Professional and scholarly
US School Grade: College Graduate Student
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Digital original
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3,04 MB
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978-1-83898-690-2 (9781838986902)
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Graham Lee
Modern Programming: Object Oriented Programming and Best Practices
Deconstruct object-oriented programming and use it with other programming paradigms to build applications
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06/2019
Packt Publishing
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Lee Graham :
Graham Lee is an experienced programmer and writer. He has written books including Professional Cocoa Application Security, Test-Driven iOS Development, APPropriate Behaviour and APPosite Concerns. He is a developer who's been programming for long enough to want to start telling other people about the mistakes he's made, in the hope that they'll avoid repeating them. In his case, this means having worked for about 12 years as a professional. His first programming experience can hardly be called professional at all: as it was in BASIC, on a Dragon 32 microcomputer.
Graham Lee is an experienced programmer and writer. He has written books including Professional Cocoa Application Security, Test-Driven iOS Development, APPropriate Behaviour and APPosite Concerns. He is a developer who's been programming for long enough to want to start telling other people about the mistakes he's made, in the hope that they'll avoid repeating them. In his case, this means having worked for about 12 years as a professional. His first programming experience can hardly be called professional at all: as it was in BASIC, on a Dragon 32 microcomputer.
Content
Table of Contents
Antithesis
Thesis
Synthesis
Tools that Support Software Development
Coding Practices
Testing
Architecture
Documentation
Requirements Engineering
Learning
Critical Analysis
Business
Teamwork
Ethics
Philosophy
Antithesis
Thesis
Synthesis
Tools that Support Software Development
Coding Practices
Testing
Architecture
Documentation
Requirements Engineering
Learning
Critical Analysis
Business
Teamwork
Ethics
Philosophy
