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Object-Oriented Design Heuristics Arthur J. Riel
Publisher: Addison-Wesley Professional

Object-oriented Design Heuristics” by Arthur J. To me, template method implies .. It's about It can get complicated, but basically, heuristic evaluation is a fancy way of saying you're going to use experience-based techniques to solve problems and learn. Jan 16, 2013 - If you aren't already familiar with it, Starter League is a rad school currently based out of Chicago that teaches: HTML, CSS, Ruby on Rails, visual design, and UX design What I'm beginning to love about UX design is that it's solutions-oriented. However, quite often you don't want a template method, and when you think you do, it is pretty important to follow basic design heuristics such as Herb Sutter's conditions for "Virtuality". Feb 3, 2014 - Component Design (Functional): I want to split Component Design into Component Design (Object-Oriented) and Component Design (Functional). May 17, 2009 - I have published a presentation I have found on a book called “60 Design Heuristics. It starts by From the generic no-stack design, one might express a 'generic TCO' which simply reuses the same activation-record - no matter where it is allocated (i.e. It's not about just aesthetics. The Fortress blog has a recent post, Why Object-Oriented Languages Need Tail Calls, where Guy Steele argues for the necessity of proper tail call implementations without rehashing two of the classic arguments: state machines and the continuation passing style. This position is located in Detroit, MI. Apr 8, 2014 - This position is responsible for the development of web sites using object oriented design and development with Jquery and Javascript programming in an Agile environment. Dec 6, 2012 - Contrast this with typical object-oriented software where an object's semantics are the code, and it's easy to appreciate why the functional approach is better. Responsibilities: Responsible for designing interfaces and writing detailed specifications for products. Development of typical UI deliverables; Personas, Use Cases, Task Flows, Site Architecture, Wireframes, and Best Practices Research & Heuristics. I'm guilty of some bad class design myself that came from too much 'noun extraction', the best designs come after a first look at the core problem to be solved independent of any object-oriented/functional/logical perspective.