It’s simple, highly flexible, and extremely versatile.
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Remote Exceptions and the LSP
Why did I rabbit on about the Liskov Substitution Principle anyway? Because the infamous RemoteException is an example of the issue.
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Circle/Ellipse Paradox… NOT!
There’s a (somewhat controversial) design principle in object-oriented programming called the Liskov Substitution Principle. One of the classic examples is about Circles being Ellipses.
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Why some web frameworks don’t distinguish between GET and POST
Daniel Hinojosa asks What the hell ever happened to doGet() and doPost()
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/** Still no comment */
Cedric takes exception to my earlier post another who didn’t get what I was saying. I think that says a lot for my ability to explain ideas, uh?
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Commenting example
In response to Chris Justus again, here’s how I’d comment his example.
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/** no comment */
Chris Justus managed to totally miss my point. He assumes that I was advocating for crappy uncommented code. That is not the case.
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Object Thinking
It’s not every day that reading a book teaches you a cool new word for yourself. Object Thinking by David West, managed to show me that I am a hermeneutic thinker.
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Web Application Design Principle #1
There’s a fundamental design principle with web-based applications that constantly amazes me people forget. It’s a simple one, too.
Web applications are inherently stateless
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