Decorater pattern or strategy pattern
I’m constructing a c# serverside application and I’m trying to do this in a way it can easily be maintained aswell as extended if needed.
Decorater pattern or strategy pattern
I’m constructing a c# serverside application and I’m trying to do this in a way it can easily be maintained aswell as extended if needed.
Decorater pattern or strategy pattern
I’m constructing a c# serverside application and I’m trying to do this in a way it can easily be maintained aswell as extended if needed.
Decorater pattern or strategy pattern
I’m constructing a c# serverside application and I’m trying to do this in a way it can easily be maintained aswell as extended if needed.
Decorater pattern or strategy pattern
I’m constructing a c# serverside application and I’m trying to do this in a way it can easily be maintained aswell as extended if needed.
Is logging next to an implementation a SRP violation?
When thinking of agile software development and all the principles (SRP, OCP, …) I ask myself how to treat logging.
Is logging next to an implementation a SRP violation?
When thinking of agile software development and all the principles (SRP, OCP, …) I ask myself how to treat logging.
Is logging next to an implementation a SRP violation?
When thinking of agile software development and all the principles (SRP, OCP, …) I ask myself how to treat logging.
What kind of base for Decorator: interface, abstract class, non-abstract
What should be at the top of inheritance tree of Decorator design pattern?
I mean the base for both components and decorators
Decorator Pattern Java
This is an object-oriented design question that is specific to Spring Boot. I’m extending a Spring Boot application that has an interface that is being extended and used inside another service. The interface uses dependency injection to choose the implementation. I don’t want to change that. I think the inheritance design is nice for Spring Boot, but the interface does not give me the necessary methods for my implementation. Do I am thinking the Decorator Pattern, and mixing in another interface. The interface to be extended is…