Dependency Inversion Principle vs “Program to an interface, not an implementation”
I’m trying to understand how the Dependency Inversion Principle differs from the “program to an interface, not an implementation” principle.
If TDD is design, how do you know your TDD is well designed? [duplicate]
This question already has answers here: Does TDD lead to good design? [duplicate] (3 answers) How would you know if you’ve written readable and easily maintainable code? [closed] (19 answers) If TDD is about design why do I need it? [closed] (5 answers) Closed 10 years ago. Given a large group (50+) of programmers: All […]
Differentiating between Factory Method and Abstract Factory
I’ve been confused for a while about the differences between the patterns Factory Method and Abstract Factory. Been doing a lot of research, still confused.
Differentiating between Factory Method and Abstract Factory
I’ve been confused for a while about the differences between the patterns Factory Method and Abstract Factory. Been doing a lot of research, still confused.
Dependency Inversion Principle: Understanding how both low level components and high level components depend on abstractions
I’m learning about the Dependency Inversion Principle. It states that:
MVC in a desktop application – can the View ever hold a reference to the Model?
(I’m specifying this is a desktop application so people wouldn’t refer specifically to web implementations of MVC).
MVC in a desktop application – can the View ever hold a reference to the Model?
(I’m specifying this is a desktop application so people wouldn’t refer specifically to web implementations of MVC).
MVC in a desktop application – can the View ever hold a reference to the Model?
(I’m specifying this is a desktop application so people wouldn’t refer specifically to web implementations of MVC).
MVC in a desktop application – can the View ever hold a reference to the Model?
(I’m specifying this is a desktop application so people wouldn’t refer specifically to web implementations of MVC).
Best Practices – separation of concerns and inheritance issues
Here’s the situation:
I have a “common” Data Access assembly that contains classes used in all my projects. Some of those are abstract classes that are only implemented by my data access layers for each project.