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Extending Interface Based Design

Extending Interface Based Design. Logical vs. Physical Design. Logical Design Essential vs. Inessential Coupling Interface as Type Design Patterns Physical Design Assemblies Versioning. Goals of Physical Design. Easier to test and change smaller units Faster unit tests

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Extending Interface Based Design

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  1. Extending Interface Based Design

  2. Logical vs. Physical Design Logical Design Essential vs. Inessential Coupling Interface as Type Design Patterns Physical Design Assemblies Versioning

  3. Goals of Physical Design Easier to test and change smaller units Faster unit tests Easier parallel development Easier change management

  4. Assembly Partitioning Concepts Look for application fault lines Treat Interfaces as fundamental types Design Patterns indicate application partitions

  5. Interfaces as Fundamental Types Interfaces are behavior, not implementation Treat as fundamental types Place in separate assemblies Put implementation in separate assemblies

  6. Patterns Drive Partitions Code that implements the pattern Code that uses the pattern Code the pattern isolates Indicate possible assembly partitioning

  7. Example: Factory Pattern Application CustomerManagerFactory CustomerManager

  8. Assemblies As Components Independent evolution Versioning Testing Goal is partitioning Reuse is possibly emergent

  9. Design For Testability Test smaller units of functionality Faster unit tests Minimize test dependencies Partitioning for testability

  10. Physical Design Challenges Assembly Management Reduced Encapsulation Performance Problems Probability of Change

  11. Summary Partition based on: Fundamental Types Patterns Test Dependencies

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