Designing SOLID C
Language: English
DRY Dependency Inversion Principle Don’t Repeat Yourself Interface Segregation Principle Liskov Substitution Principle Open-Closed Principle SOLID Separation of Concerns Single Responsibility Principle SoC
Publisher: Wingman Software
Published: Apr 13, 2014
BibTeX:
techreport
Worte:
6618
Seiten:
80
FRE:
83
GFI:
9
FKGL:
5
Description:
Here are the Slides from James Grenning's talk at the Association of C and C++ Users Conference, Bristol, UK April 10, 2014.
C does not have to be spaghetti code. It can be modular and flexible if you apply the SOLID design principles. In this tutorial, we look at applying Single Responsibility, Open-Closed, Liskov Substitution, Interface Segregation and Dependency Inversion principles to C. SOLID gives good guidance on modularity and coupling; these principles are not just for programmers with an OO language.