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kdmsnr 2013/06/03
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Rune Funch SÃ¸ltoft - DCI != #extend && DCI != use case in code
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kdmsnr 2013/04/11
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Screencast: Jaroslav Tulach, "Data, Context, Interaction" and the NetBeans Platform | NetBeans Zone
kdmsnr 2013/03/06
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kdmsnr 2013/02/24
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kdmsnr 2013/02/22
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www.qi4j.org - www.qi4j.org
This project has retired. For details please refer to its Attic page. What is Apache Polygeneâ„¢? The short answer is that Apache Polygeneâ„¢ is a community based effort exploring Composite Oriented Programming for domain centric application development. This includes evolved concepts from Aspect Oriented Programming, Dependency Injection and Domain Driven Design. Composite Oriented Programming allows
kdmsnr 2013/02/22
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Trygve Reenskaug - DCI: Re-thinking the foundations of object orientation and of programming on Vimeo
Sometime in the last 40 years, object-oriented programming got lost. Instead of producing code that can be understood by reading, it produces code that can be exploredâ€¦
kdmsnr 2013/01/22
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Trygve Reenskaug - Object Orientation Revisited. Simplicity and power with DCI.
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kdmsnr 2013/01/22
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DCI with Ruby Refinements :: Mike Pack Development
Note: This website has been deprecated and is no longer maintained. TL;DR - Have your cake and eat it too. Ruby refinements, currently in 2.0 trunk, can cleanly convey DCI role injection and performs right on par with #include-based composition. However, there's some serious caveats to using refinements over #extend. Recently, refinements wasÂ added to Ruby trunk. If you aren't yet familiar with re
kdmsnr 2013/01/22
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kdmsnr 2012/12/26
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Chubby models are still fat with Concerns. DCI focuses on how things work together â€” Saturn Flyer
You've seen complicated codebases. You've dug through other people's code without a clue to what's going on or how it all fits together. Perhaps it was your own code or perhaps someone else's but you know how difficult it can be to figure out how this or that aspect of a system implements some required feature. Often, code organization is a key aspect of aiding communication. Today on the 37signal
kdmsnr 2012/12/22
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DCI and the Open/Closed Principle :: Mike Pack Development
Note: This website has been deprecated and is no longer maintained. The open/closed principle (OCP) is a fundamental "run of thumb" in object-oriented languages. It has hands in proper inheritance, polymorphism, and encapsulation amongst other core properties of object-oriented programming. The open/closed principle says that we should refine classes to the point at which we eliminate churn. In ot
kdmsnr 2012/12/22
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Put chubby models on a diet with concerns
Different models in your Rails application will often share a set of cross-cutting concerns. In Basecamp, we have almost forty such concerns with names like Trashable, Searchable, Visible, Movable, Taggable. These concerns encapsulate both data access and domain logic about a certain slice of responsibility. Hereâ€™s a simplified version of the taggable concern: module Taggable extend ActiveSupport:
kdmsnr 2012/12/22
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Giles Bowkett: Rails Developers Should Take DCI Seriously
half-disavowed old blog. new blog at gilesbowkett.com I recently wrote an ebook about Rails. It covers the ways Rails breaks OOP theory, where this creates probl ems for Rails developers, where it reveals flaws in OOP theory, the core strategies that make Rails so delightful and powerful, and what you can learn from it all to write better code yourself. This involved crystallizing opinions I've for
kdmsnr 2012/12/22
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DCI and the Open/Closed Principle :: Mike Pack Development
Note: This website has been deprecated and is no longer maintained. The open/closed principle (OCP) is a fundamental "run of thumb" in object-oriented languages. It has hands in proper inheritance, polymorphism, and encapsulation amongst other core properties of object-oriented programming. The open/closed principle says that we should refine classes to the point at which we eliminate churn. In ot
kdmsnr 2012/12/19
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kdmsnr 2012/10/18
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The Right Way to Code DCI in Ruby :: Mike Pack Development
Note: This website has been deprecated and is no longer maintained. Many articles found in the Ruby community largely oversimplify the use of DCI. These articles, including my own, highlight how DCI injects Roles into objects at runtime, the essence of the DCI architecture. Many posts regard DCI in the following way: class User; end # Data module Runner # Role def run ... end end user = User.new #
kdmsnr 2012/10/09
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DCI with Ruby Refinements :: Mike Pack Development
Note: This website has been deprecated and is no longer maintained. TL;DR - Have your cake and eat it too. Ruby refinements, currently in 2.0 trunk, can cleanly convey DCI role injection and performs right on par with #include-based composition. However, there's some serious caveats to using refinements over #extend. Recently, refinements wasÂ added to Ruby trunk. If you aren't yet familiar with re
kdmsnr 2012/08/27
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http://evan.tiggerpalace.com/articles/2011/11/24/dci-that-respects-the-method-cache/
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