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rate: (3/5) = good stuff inside
chapters:
- Preface and Chapter 1: presentation of the book and meaning of prefactoring
- Chapters 2-14: example of use of guidelines
- Chapters 15-16: other real-life examples
- Chapter 17: epilogue, explanations of equilibrium choosed between theory and practice
- Appendix A: List of guidelines and principles
- Appendix B: Source Code
content:
Every stage of development of an application with associated guidelines.
like:
Nice and flowing style of writing. When everyone is talking of refactoring
as the inevitable revision of code, prefactoring choose to stress the need of
doing the right choose before following experience guide. I agree with Pugh.
Good guidelines have to accompany every day during application life.
funny:
Every story-life of experience of the author, and the "Exceptional guideline"
omitted:
In every page of the book there is evidence, but no explicit reference, of one of the most important guideline:
", we have just to deep understand it."
comment:
- How will this book help you with your work (or hobbies)?
Keep reading this book on and on like a mantra, and seeing the applicability of the guidelines in every day work.
- What sets it apart from other books you've read?
Synthesis, clarity, and sympathy.
- Would you recommend it? To whom?
Recomanded to new OO application designers and developers
o esperti che vogliono verificare se
or experts that are in need of a guideline checklist.
- What was your favorite chapter or section?
Every chapter is nice, I found usefull appendix A
- Cover, paper and pagination
Nice cover picture, good quality of the cover and and paper (no need of extra glue ,
good diagrams and pagination.
summary:
a good starting point to learn object/oriented design.
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