Program Structure for Table Cells Representing Objects
So I have a program with “cue” objects and each have their own table cell. The thing is that the table cells have loading bars on them that represent the progress of the cues. This presents the following question: How should I structure the program?
Software Design and architecture from scratch [duplicate]
This question already has answers here: My proposed design is usually worse than my colleague’s – how do I get better? [closed] (10 answers) Closed 11 years ago. I know a lot about programming syntactically. What I am unsure is about how should I go to build a software from scratch. How should be the […]
Best OOP design pattern for a sequence of operations
I am working on an application, a module of which does the following financial operations sequentially:
DAO Design with Child Objects
If I have objects that represent a hierarchy of relationships. For example:
Why do most java classes end with “ers”? [closed]
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Are there any well-known quantitative approaches to evaluate a particular design whether it satisfies or violates the SOLID design principles? [duplicate]
This question already has answers here: How would you know if you’ve written readable and easily maintainable code? [closed] (19 answers) Closed 11 years ago. I designed an application framework by considering the SOLID design principles and supported by design patterns. However, I wonder if there are any automated tools or well-known approaches to evaluate […]
Where should I parse data obtain with a DAO
I have a DAO that brings data from a web service, that data comes in a string, in the likes of:
Dependency injection and ease of use
I’m writing a handy library (we’ll call it Thinger) that goes off and fetches an XML document, does some X-Path query on it and does something helpful with the result of that. (What I’m actually doing is far too boring to bother you all with, this is just a simplified example.)
Dependency injection and ease of use
I’m writing a handy library (we’ll call it Thinger) that goes off and fetches an XML document, does some X-Path query on it and does something helpful with the result of that. (What I’m actually doing is far too boring to bother you all with, this is just a simplified example.)
How should I structure modules in an Angular.js application?
I am fairly new to Angular.js, and one that confuses me is how to best use modules in an application. It seems to me that modules can contain any of the other common constructs in AngularJS (controllers, directives, filters, services, etc.), but from here I am unsure which module(s) should contain which things.