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hello dear friends and with you
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again ideal sander shevchuk and today
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we will review
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chapter 5 of the book steve mac onla perfect
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code and this chapter is called
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design during construction,
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look at its name, this
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tells us that these two stages of
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design and construction can
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overlap by 33 pages,
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but you’ve already seen that in this
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timeline there is either partial or even
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complete overlap of these two important
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stages and let’s turn to the contents of
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this chapter, what steam dipped into us wants to
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tell us in this catch of its own
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there are five sections and in the first section
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we will look at the problems associated
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with software design,
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this will be a small section,
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in fact, in it we will simply
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repeat the problems that we
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have when designing
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software in section 52 we
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will look at the basic concepts of
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design in section 53 we will
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study and let's look at the components of
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design and especially the emphasis is placed
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on heuristic principles, if you
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remember, it seems to me on line 11, you yourself in
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11 pages looked at
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what heuristics are,
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you children, you will go here to
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page eleven, you see that
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heuristics and this is a helping method look for
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the answer but this is not an algorithm and what
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heuristics are not found in
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design, this is what we will
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look at heuristics they stand very
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close to it logic taxes are the
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basis of metaphors and those of you who continue to
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underestimate metaphor underestimate
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analogue then most likely he will be very
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it is difficult and designing a system further in
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section 53 we will look at the components about
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oh in section 54 excuse me we will look at
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design techniques you will say but
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clearly we will look at the
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operational processes he will say yes well how to
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consider decorative
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tears and why because even when you
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identify my problem what with me you
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will do this anyway iteratively
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you will say says Alexander
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please again let’s repeat tell us in more
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detail about this point
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about this you will constantly clarify and
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come back come back when we
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start drawing the requirement if you are a
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business analyst the business requirements will be
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met still be formed anyway
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iteratively, the
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design stage itself is also formed iteratively, that is, for design,
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iteratively, well, it’s clear that architecture
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is also
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iterative, and I’m at trainings on
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architecture for microsoft applications,
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and China is the source and I always return to
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operations and we work there only with
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iteration Well, I’m not even talking about
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iterative development, that is, Batyrno’s
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designing friends, we
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have iteratively all all stages have their own
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iterations design and
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construction including section 5 5
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comments on popular
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methodologies are these
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methodologies really so popular are they so important and
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that we we will take snow and mix
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further related topics,
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well, I think that you will already
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have a look at this on your own, this is the previous chapter chapter 6
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next man, from the next we will
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approach the classes and those of our viewers
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who do not like a lot of chatter in the
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next chapter will hear a lot of
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specifics, we can talk about that
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what is a class and the rules for creating these
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classes, what is inheritance,
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encapsulation, polymorphism, and we
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will touch on many, many different
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techniques related to nothing more than
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object-oriented
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programming, and we will have to drill
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at the same speeds, so you
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should have a good base for this to
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understand by Steve Window Daria the
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characteristics
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and high-quality methods chapter 7
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methods this is very important because no
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this is the flesh that is in
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our skeleton
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so to speak the class is the bones and our
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model is the skeleton of the system methods I would say
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that this is the meat that lived and the blood
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was given protective programming ri
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factory
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it was 2 4 and the dependence of
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design on the volume of the program
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chapter 27
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is still far away but we’ll get to that, but then
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from this subsection of the check I’ve
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singled out related topics for myself to tell you here
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steam dipped writes that some
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programmers may say that
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design is not related to
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construction and all of them see that
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here these two stages overlap but we
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return to this but when working with
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small projects, note with
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small design projects they
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often include other processes
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including design because we
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remember with you that the requirements do not exist,
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these are frozen and icy,
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they constantly change, and if the
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requirements change, so gentlemen, both
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pro and projects change, we need to
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redesign partly those partly
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our solutions, so this is obvious and
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directly interconnected with this, that
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you catch this interconnection
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further, I will highlight design can
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expressed in a simple way of writing a
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class interface, yes, we create a class,
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develop some methods, then we
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begin to implement these methods, and
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here we even have language constructs in the
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shop language that are called an interface, they also
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exist in java,
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so then in simple writing of a
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class interface, or you can do it even
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organize on a pseudopodium what is a
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pseudocode but always a cop essentially this is an
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informal abstract in natural
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language
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from this is an informal notation you are all often
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connected encounter when you write
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there two dots to do something or a hack
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two dots to do that that is, that is, you
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write a list of those tasks, well, just
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write down the sequence of these tasks and
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which you need to complete, and in fact this
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is your pseudocode, someone does
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it on paper, someone in Prima Studio, someone
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in a notepad in a test editor,
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whatever is convenient for you, so design
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can be expressed in drawing diagrams
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relationships between several classes
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before writing
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their code, this is very important, this
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modeling and what shows us you
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an early berries diagram class volumes
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correctly the main participants and the connections and
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relationships between these participants and
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today we will touch on
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the importance of these diagrams also
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design can be expressed in
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discussing the optimal
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design pattern together from the knees and of
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course we say yes, we need to build
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some kind of product object and what kind of
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corrugated pattern should we choose?
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You beautiful Alexandra knows
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some of the generating or abstract
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factory or builder or factory method
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or prototype or single, what kind of
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products do you want to create, you ask me,
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I’ll tell you, I want to create a complex, very
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complex product consisting of many
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parts and I need to control each
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part of its addition hide Alexander,
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this is the same builder I’ll tell you to dress, I want
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this to be several products
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that interact with each other with a friend,
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forming some families, you will say
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Alexander, this is an abstract factory, we are
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talking about a template, you will tell me, you know, I have
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n’t decided yet what kind of product there will be, I don’t know,
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it will interact, maybe it will be complicated, maybe not, you will
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twist
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Alexander, then use the correct
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factory method if you don’t you know which
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of the generating patterns to use,
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use the factory method why
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because this pattern can easily
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be transformed into any of the remaining
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four generating for people how simple,
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yes, you and I make these decisions
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during design, well, that’s what
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steam window writes, whatever form
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the design is accepted and
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carefully before its implementation,
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projects of any scale win
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when we have a
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farmer, indeed we will allocate
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time for this and there we don’t jump in any way
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because we are about the tone and during the
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design we all find out
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which participants we need as we
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group these participants and what kind of
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connections will there be between these
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participants? This is the biggest sore point about
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relationships between
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objects in programs and between people.
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I always say guys, if you are all
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walled up in separate rooms so that you
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can’t communicate with each other, no one
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will
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no one will swear, no one will scream and be indignant, no one will
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spit and throw and
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kill anyone, no one will steal anything from anyone, the
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world will be ideal, but only we let someone
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out, we start relationships and
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problems and conflicts of various
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interests arise; the complexity is not in people,
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but in the connections of relationships between these people
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further what steam makama writes about
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designing is a very broad topic,
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then in this chapter we will look at
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only a few
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aspects going correctly because steam
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dipped considers only in general
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it is clear that we have to go deeper
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in order to achieve the proper level of
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competence and professionalism, we
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also need other sources and with regards to
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design, I recommend to you
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the famous work of Erich Aha, my
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co-author, along with all of their Johnson
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pattern and design techniques of
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object-oriented development,
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this is the best book on
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design techniques, it is called
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techniques of object-oriented
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design,
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then we move on to the section 51 and
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section 51 is called problems associated
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with the design of
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software reasonable begins 8 the mouth of
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Machon writes to us
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under design by understand
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the development or invention of a scheme for
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converting an application specification
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what is an application specification this is a
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yogurt text description
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into a finished application our task there I
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see they are beginning to be indignant under
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which or developers,
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you know what I’ll tell you, if you
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need money, you’ll need money and they’ll
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hire you to develop
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some dumb economic applications, they’ll come and
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tell you, and you’ll be a coder, we need a
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good person who just takes the
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requirements and rewrites these formulas, there are
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some that just sit and
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rewrite complex handicap formulas in a
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language understandable to the machine you will
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work there, believe me, I know many
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people who do not know mathematics well
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but are not very good at making
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such transformations of security to requirements
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into machine language, if you also know the highest
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Timati who is not for you at all no prices
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further design is a process that
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connects the development of requirements with
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coding and of course from the foot and
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here comes the next subsection
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design as it is called a dirty
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problem additionally said design of a shooting range
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this dirty problem why he and his
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view on the problems we will now analyze with you
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here chorus Streetov and Melvin Weber
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defined the designer as a dirty
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problem, that is, a
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dirty problem as a problem that
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can only be clearly defined by
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completely or partially solving essentially the same kind of
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data, meaning that
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the problem must be solved once to
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obtain a clear definition of it and then
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again to create a workable
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solution. there is when we develop our
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system and where our design
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overlaps designed when
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our requirement changes then parts of us
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often I will say we have to rethink
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our project and the developer resorts to us
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in the beds we got, but you
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told us yesterday that we need to do it like this and
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now you need to do ours differently, you
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don’t have to, the devil perm explains and
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the designers have to explain that
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this is the customer, even the legislation has
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n’t changed, but she just decided that it’s
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not necessary because or because
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he’s a businessman and he pays money for it,
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so it’s possible he
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pays the same for this redesign, so
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our task is our task to help our friends
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Anton realize their dreams, well,
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actually, for their money, they pay us
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money, they pay it on the wife’s fault, he doesn’t ask to
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do it for free, in most cases,
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let’s say if we didn’t talk about something there
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overtime and about loyalty to
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customer companies; one dramatic example of
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such dirty problems is
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the design of the
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first version of the bridge, this has happened more than once, and
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here it is you who are the magician of the channel and
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show us this bridge that collapsed,
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which the architects and designers of the bridge
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built, did not take something into account, took something there
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example from other bridges, they didn’t study
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the problems of other bridges and in the end this
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bridge collapsed, but it served us as a
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lesson,
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please show us
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this picture of this bridge on the screen, guys,
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so our viewers can see, it’s
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terrible, I think how they didn’t fix it, it took
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20 tons to break it there is
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20 dust to photograph, but these
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photographers and operators are such
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wizards, so it’s still interesting for
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you here. on page 71, an
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image of a developer designing a
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program in a rational, error-free
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way,
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it seems they are talking about me on the basis of
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clearly formulated requirements,
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completely unrealistic, excuse me,
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no system has ever been
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developed like this and probably will not be
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developed, even examples of the development of
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small programs found in
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textbooks are not realistic, the authors
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double-check and improve them until he
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demonstrates to us what they
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would like to receive and not what
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actually turns out, I’ll tell you
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honestly, even when I rewrote the examples
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with my co-authors and friends who
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helped me, the example of Erich Gamma, an example of
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motivation, because there is motivation
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that brightened the grill problem is the
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example we wanted to show people,
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we still know what it does, we
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adjusted to you in order to feed it as a product, I’ll be
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honest, I’ll be honest, because
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otherwise it won’t be interesting, I’ll
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give out a bunch, a bunch of something, maybe we’ll
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touch on these ourselves, we’ll touch on them
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I took these questions on how to present information
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simply using mathematical methods. I
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’ll tell you about these recommendations today.
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Like Lesha, there is a text problem on how to solve
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equations. There is one interesting
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book, I don’t recommend it to you for those who are not
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mathematicians, who are interested in mathematics,
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of course I will
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also recommend what else is written here in this
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section, one of the main differences between
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the programs that you developed at the
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institute and the programs that you
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develop now as a
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professional programmer is that
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design problems solved by
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institute programs are rarely
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dirty, that is, they are usually understandable already
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prepared by your teachers, trainers, and
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even our microsoft orsk and official
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Makov laboratories, they are already, to be
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honest, verified, verified,
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of course, somewhere there it makes you
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think, but at the institute,
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programming assignments are written so that you
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move along the shortest path from the beginning of the
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solution to its results, yes, this is true and
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I admit that I myself am trying to do
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this, that is, and if the output says
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some teacher decided to give you a
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dirty program and said you decide and and
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fly around it or with tar conclusions beloved
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forward, you know, but I tried to do this, I
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tried to do this and you know, it doesn’t
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work, the process is very much
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delayed, very much to delay the
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solution of dirty problems, I’ll tell you honestly,
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these are, first of all,
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intimate moments of my brain, I need to
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sit, even look down, what do you think, I’m
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never dumb, then I’m here, any of you
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all together are looking at me and
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then you don’t need to just sit, look down,
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think about how it’s heating up there's a lot of [ __ ] going on
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somewhere to write some kind of
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stupid prototype that's a shame to show to someone, but
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it needs to be done,
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no one is doing something so
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perfect except that there's him like him and
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everyone else on the blog, okay, so here's
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the dilemma, I tried it here very a lot of
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time spent, I just can’t
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devote so much time to the solution,
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so it’s better why I love the template
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because this is a typical solution, listen
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dude, do it like this and that’s it,
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and without even understanding why I don’t even understand
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what encapsulation, inheritance and
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polymorphism are, conditionally take this one, well their
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essence is to take a template to do and that’s it, and now it
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will be correct and we will talk about this
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with you again template further
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designing a messy process
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the next subsection than even if it
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leads to a neat result
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here is the completed application project
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says Stellmac it should look
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well organized clearly but the process of
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developing this project, and it’s easy, is not
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as neat as the final result, the
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design will have to be sloppy
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because you perform a lot of wrong
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actions and end up in a lot of
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dead ends, you make a machine, even your
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code would be rejected by many so that
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during development we will then
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look at it and in the world to place this there
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were gaps who is there according to what code
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convention lives already there pull up the
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construction site there place operator
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brackets somewhere there do it find something like
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this fast quick such a hairstyle
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like that there is such a cosmetic
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refactoring I would say but it’s a fact it’s a
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fact because when you are preparing a
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dish before you want to serve it, even at home
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you still have some crumbs in your kitchen
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and there are a bunch of some kind of stubs of
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latitude lying around, there are
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scraps, this is such a
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process, there is no escape,
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designing sloppy also because it is
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difficult to know when a project is
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good enough at what level of
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detail to more precisely, such a lot of
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questions are asked further, try to answer
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these questions for yourself, I can’t repeat
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for reading this book and discussing and
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because then we will drag on for 20 hours
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fila own from each line further
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spent design is associated with the
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definition of compromises and priorities
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because everyone understands that we must
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look for compromises and prioritize the
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compromise of this to find
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and a common language with someone and what is more important is
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the processor for and time or the amount of
00:19:16
memory occupied it depends on the
00:19:18
priorities if we have very few brains,
00:19:21
that is, and the sound is clear that we will
00:19:23
save money because today the processors
00:19:25
are so fast that
00:19:27
actually it’s still worth the spirit and
00:19:29
it accelerates it all, but we
00:19:30
always don’t have enough brains, and we people,
00:19:33
too, with our computer, we look at it like this,
00:19:37
even in an ideal world, all systems
00:19:39
would have infinite speed, they
00:19:41
would not have any requirements for the
00:19:43
data storage system, that is,
00:19:45
here Tim Konu hernias, you 10 would have given us
00:19:47
endless ideas of the power of our
00:19:50
computers, endless mountains of loot and
00:19:53
endless life they have done such a thing there
00:19:55
Yes, you read what he writes further here,
00:19:58
design implies a limitation of
00:20:00
possibilities, well, it is clear that during
00:20:02
design we still think
00:20:04
about the hardware
00:20:06
about some possibilities, water
00:20:08
design involves not only
00:20:10
providing opportunities, but also their
00:20:12
limitations, if people created
00:20:14
physical structures, the same
00:20:16
goes here here is designing a
00:20:18
non-deterministic process if you
00:20:21
ask three people to design the
00:20:22
same program they will design
00:20:25
it differently the one who knows
00:20:29
design patterns gorski will do it
00:20:31
one at a time who knows the pattern and
00:20:33
design from the group pattern project
00:20:36
sammartino fowler they will express their
00:20:39
program differently why because what wo
00:20:40
n’t he say, what are you Gof patterns
00:20:44
floor addition table
00:20:46
on which all our
00:20:47
high-level patterns are based on this pattern he
00:20:49
didn’t make, he will say well, I don’t need to know, I
00:20:52
don’t
00:20:54
use classes anyway, I invented these
00:20:57
patterns myself and every time
00:20:59
he reinvents the wheel in this bank of technology cannot be
00:21:02
taken today by the inventors of bicycles,
00:21:04
this is my opinion, I won’t argue with you,
00:21:07
maybe someone likes it there and that’s
00:21:12
why each person will do it
00:21:14
differently the following design is a
00:21:16
heuristic process, well, they have already repeated
00:21:20
themselves what
00:21:21
heuristics mean and that’s how
00:21:23
design is non-deterministic
00:21:25
design methods most often and time
00:21:28
are its ballistic methods, that
00:21:30
is, practical rules or
00:21:32
ways that they can work with
00:21:35
reproducible processes that
00:21:38
always lead to a predictable
00:21:40
result, so my friends, the
00:21:42
microsoft pattern group is called
00:21:45
as remind patton and practice patterns and
00:21:48
practices feel practice
00:21:53
is just that and there is that dither mined with
00:21:56
which the beauty wants to give us
00:21:58
and what is the main practice we have
00:22:01
here correctly enterprise library,
00:22:04
which is a whole layer of
00:22:07
end-to-end functionality in our
00:22:09
architectures, that is, these are your utilities up to
00:22:13
which you do it yourself and if you want to
00:22:15
refuse of your own
00:22:17
layer, so to speak, ute, fly where you
00:22:19
dump the entire clan that you don’t know what to
00:22:21
attach to, use
00:22:23
enterprise leader
00:22:24
what am I saying, no matter how much we
00:22:28
talk at seminars, everyone throws me
00:22:30
rotten tomatoes they said so much is an
00:22:32
enterprise library, for example, well, somewhere with I
00:22:35
agree with you enterprise to add
00:22:37
today this is a good show-off I would say yes
00:22:40
friends until it
00:22:41
officially enters the delivery and all the elves the world is
00:22:45
cool has not yet been screwed in and
00:22:47
so far the group is hide and seek with it to finalize it
00:22:49
but it’s still interesting to soar the
00:22:51
brains of this thing and why it’s interesting
00:22:53
open source codes of a bunch of different
00:22:56
design patterns that are clearly shown,
00:22:58
look, if we want to do
00:23:00
logging, we do then
00:23:01
authentication and authorization is done
00:23:03
like this like this like this and that
00:23:05
is, many many other aspects of
00:23:08
yours and utilities you will find in this
00:23:11
project well and here the system tells whom
00:23:15
universal design methods do not
00:23:17
exist and you know he is right, we are
00:23:21
of course trying to somehow unify this
00:23:24
process, but it still turns out poorly
00:23:27
and unifies
00:23:30
this process of developing software
00:23:31
solutions, developing architecture and designing
00:23:34
software solutions helps microsoft
00:23:37
applications guide while we breathe for seconds
00:23:39
second edition and how does it help and the fact that
00:23:42
in it we have such things
00:23:45
that are called
00:23:46
application archetypes if you want to
00:23:50
create something, a choice of a narrow or up to
00:23:52
100 film or a mobile phone and then
00:23:55
look at these layers guys for use,
00:23:57
pull your functionality onto it with
00:24:00
your gray bricks or something or
00:24:02
something and try to somehow
00:24:04
combine these moments, that is,
00:24:07
remember the architectural types for different
00:24:10
types of
00:24:11
software solutions so good
00:24:13
designing a gradual process
00:24:15
next chapter designing a
00:24:17
gradual process valor dipped into them
00:24:19
application projects they arise in the minds of
00:24:21
developers
00:24:22
immediately in the ready-made ones we see, of course, they don’t
00:24:25
arise, so read the mattress from
00:24:27
Africa to walk, look at the main archetypes of
00:24:29
solutions and you will understand that maybe
00:24:33
these archetypes will help our minds to
00:24:36
manifest faster if she says I need to
00:24:37
complete the ISI frame sent this is
00:24:39
this archetype and standard all markets are These are
00:24:42
approximately because all the
00:24:45
gray ones have something in common, I will repeat
00:24:46
that all the links
00:24:48
have been released and will be
00:24:49
released, maybe someone is now
00:24:51
planning a new gray system and an abundance of
00:24:53
quiet and gray systems and what will
00:24:56
these companies butt heads with? Do the developers think we are
00:24:58
there? We are just doing it,
00:25:00
we are making small elements of
00:25:02
competitive advantages, otherwise they
00:25:04
call tables in the database and there are
00:25:07
other classes of some kind, they will butt heads with
00:25:09
marketing, investments and
00:25:12
bubble, because as the smart ones say, we are
00:25:15
commercial, we are businessmen, that money
00:25:17
defeats evil with bots and will be with each other
00:25:20
friend, there is something to compete with, it’s
00:25:22
true, and we will rivet and clip the child
00:25:25
gray system of all sorts of online casinos and
00:25:29
stores and why because the software
00:25:32
solution, remember this is a
00:25:35
tool first and foremost, and the tools and
00:25:39
competitive advantage of software
00:25:41
solutions is the speed of configuration, this is
00:25:44
enough and the presence of standard
00:25:45
configurations for example, a
00:25:47
well-known gray system, as soon as I
00:25:50
say there, well, for example, there is a Microsoft
00:25:52
Dynamics
00:25:53
Krasov system that is very interesting, there are
00:25:55
some other systems, tell
00:25:58
me all of
00:25:59
you, who I have listed, give me a
00:26:01
standard solution for educational
00:26:03
processes that will suit
00:26:04
someone something from maps, but educational
00:26:06
centers are not just some, well, we don’t
00:26:09
scale, and in this case, the dates and we
00:26:12
will not waste the energy of our
00:26:14
programmers on education, but from what
00:26:17
we have for banks and for banks, they
00:26:19
will run to us with bags with a bunch of
00:26:21
business -analysts with bags of documentation
00:26:23
and presentations understand why, well, what a
00:26:26
ball as there is more dough than some
00:26:28
unfortunate institutions and you know, I
00:26:31
understand you, dear developers of
00:26:32
CRM systems,
00:26:33
you are doing everything right, you occupy the
00:26:36
right niches in the market and we programmers
00:26:38
should understand this too

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Сертифицированный тренер Microsoft Александр Шевчук расскажет о проблемах, связанных с проектированием ПО, а также почему проектирование ПО – «грязная проблема» Данное видео – обзор пункта 5.1 главы 5 книги «Совершенный код» Стива Макконнелла. Благодарим всех за лайки, перепосты, добавление в избранное! https://itvdn.com/ru/channel/review-book - ITVDN channel https://itvdn.com/ – видеопортал по обучению технологиям Microsoft. А также подписывайтесь на нас в социальных сетях: https://vk.com/itvdn https://www.facebook.com/unsupportedbrowser https://twitter.com/ITVDN/media?lang=ru https://www.linkedin.com/company/6387921 https://workspaceupdates.googleblog.com/2023/04/new-community-features-for-google-chat-and-an-update-currents%20.html Свои предложения присылайте на почту: [email protected].

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