OOP 2015 Keynote - Robert C. Martin ("Uncle Bob"): Agility and Architecture 

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+Spoygg V (Ivan) Thanks for that, I was going to go find it. Could only see a little tease of it on the video.

Thanks! I thought I wasn't smart enough to understand his wisdom. (I still am not, but hey)

Yes it seem he is referring to another diagram

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Mikasa did you also learn english lessons at 1.25 speed to saFe some time... cuz you actually have to slow down to be good at something my dear snowflakes

@@crabsynth3480 Bashing a guy for getting a word wrong. Real classy. Maybe he's not a native speaker. Did you think of that, genius? Also that's not how you use 'snowflake', dipshit.

+kobac I think his ideas are pretty obvious, eventually you realize all his ideas as a group are pretty hard to follow. You can follow one or two, but if you follow every idea, your code would become really SOLID. The problem is that we program following rules like a ritual. We don't tend to rethink what we are doing... so to repeat something he already said: we write crap. We are used to write crap and we never take the time to look at the code... because we know all the stuff he says is true, but we don't put it in practice because we are used to give estimates and therefore we are used to hurry as if that were a good thing... Who says hurrying up is a good thing? When you go to the doctor do you tell him to hurry up when he is examining you? Or when he is operating you? Or your lawyer, do you tell them to hurry up? Why do we accept and take for granted that there is always someone telling us to hurry up? Or quality is unimportant here? Am I bozo who will never deliver working software if someone is not hurrying me up? I've heard several software engineers who say they cannot deliver if there is not someone telling them to hurry up. That is so sad. It is like they lost their own brain and now they are convinced they are trained monkeys who need instructions.

The Audience is perfectly fine dude .. maybe you just dont know the basics... and are unable to connect the dots. Whats hard to understand my friend? This is top-notch A1 quality free knowledge... Just do the following; 0. Google source code Dependencies and flow of control... understand Solid principles as well... question yourself in which classes would you put your vars and functions into... aim for high cohesion/low coupling.. google google google. 1. google UML arrows/pointers... 2. Write down your Requirements and extract nouns and verbs to make use cases and classes from them... google this method if u dont know how... make your UML diagrams. 3. come back to this talk... pause and look at all the Diagrams 4. Think about those uml Arrows and their Direction to understand where your objects should reside in this Architecture. 5. Create your interfaces and structure them in these diagrams fashion.. think about the functions and variables of the boundary objects ... etc etc. 6. google Test driven development - it gamifies coding 7. Buy plane tickets and sip some liqour over the Atlantic while u test your entities, response models and presenter... Test everything except the view. 8. Enjoy your Victory over Chaos. Its not rocket science but hey rocket science aint that hard either... this is Engineering... easy to learn ... years to master... it requires Self Reflection and Persistence... ok .. im off to coding over the Atlantic ... ciao Regards.

Neither. He said our common female ancestor lived about 120000 years ago - not the first woman by any definition. Similarly our common male ancestor lived about 70000 years ago.

+judgewest2000 Its just a GUI framework. The only difference is that you are dependent on javascript but this is an implementation detail and not an architecture.

+Lothar Scholz quite an important detail, you write JS client side logic, you're not gonna on a whim change that into an iPhone native app (putting aside the phonegappers of the world of course :-)

Are you telling me that you were involved in a project where client-side JS implemented business logic? Do tell more.

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judgewest2000 that's fascinating. can you share details?

Greenspud Trades the problem is you are from the youtube generation ... trying to read a book which is the format of the ... well the book generation... why are you doing that ? Just watch his videos on youtube or go to his website ... what are you going to get out of a book that you cant get from his Free Papers or videos or other discussions... then theres premium content if you can afford it... go to his Website.. if you need things explained... itll cost you tho... im saving up so i can binge watch them all together.