01 / ABOUT THIS SESSION
It's common knowledge: software must be extensible, easier to change, less expensive to maintain. But, how? That's what we often struggle with. Thankfully there are some really nice design principles and practices that can help us a great deal in this area.
In this workshop, we will start with a few practical examples, problems that will demand extensibility and ease of change. We will approach their design, and along the way learn about the principles we apply, why we apply them, and the benefits we get out of using these principles. Instead of talking theory, we will design, refactor, create prototypes, and evaluate the design we create.
02 / SESSION DETAILS
FORMAT
90-minute session
ROOM
BEACH VIEW/BREEZE
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