I’ve studied design pattern and oop principles, still feel that there is something missing in most design theories. Maybe the fact is that there is not a ‘theory’ as it is in database design.
Let me explain with an example.

Suppose that i want to model different ways to produce orange juice.

Let say that i start by a class Oranges, that models a lot of oranges that will be of a certain variety, of a certain ripeness, they may have been froozen etc., ant these will by my Oranges class properties.

I’ve studied design pattern and oop principles, still feel that there is something missing in most design theories. Maybe the fact is that there is not a ‘theory’ as it is in database design.
Let me explain with an example.

Suppose that i want to model different ways to produce orange juice.

Let say that i start by a class Oranges, that models a lot of oranges that will be of a certain variety, of a certain ripeness, they may have been froozen etc., ant these will by my Oranges class properties.

I’ve studied design pattern and oop principles, still feel that there is something missing in most design theories. Maybe the fact is that there is not a ‘theory’ as it is in database design.
Let me explain with an example.

Suppose that i want to model different ways to produce orange juice.

Let say that i start by a class Oranges, that models a lot of oranges that will be of a certain variety, of a certain ripeness, they may have been froozen etc., ant these will by my Oranges class properties.

I’ve studied design pattern and oop principles, still feel that there is something missing in most design theories. Maybe the fact is that there is not a ‘theory’ as it is in database design.
Let me explain with an example.

Suppose that i want to model different ways to produce orange juice.

Let say that i start by a class Oranges, that models a lot of oranges that will be of a certain variety, of a certain ripeness, they may have been froozen etc., ant these will by my Oranges class properties.

I’ve studied design pattern and oop principles, still feel that there is something missing in most design theories. Maybe the fact is that there is not a ‘theory’ as it is in database design.
Let me explain with an example.

Suppose that i want to model different ways to produce orange juice.

Let say that i start by a class Oranges, that models a lot of oranges that will be of a certain variety, of a certain ripeness, they may have been froozen etc., ant these will by my Oranges class properties.