Lessons:18Length:2.9 hours
- Overview
- Transcript
In this course, we’ll dive into the SOLID principles. However, while many books and videos focus on the theory aspect, we’ll instead take a different, more practical and hands-on approach. So why don’t you join me?
1.Introduction
1.1Welcome02:06
1.1
Welcome
02:06
2.Theory
2.1What is OOD?07:44
2.1
What is OOD?
07:44
2.2Requirement Analysis06:56
2.2
Requirement Analysis
06:56
2.3Use Cases vs. User Stories04:45
2.3
Use Cases vs. User Stories
04:45
2.4Textual Analysis03:42
2.4
Textual Analysis
03:42
3.Practice
3.1Spike10:00
3.1
Spike
10:00
3.2Spec the Hero Class17:47
3.2
Spec the Hero Class
17:47
3.3Single Responsibility Principle and Dependency Injection06:06
3.3
Single Responsibility Principle and Dependency Injection
06:06
3.4Open-Closed Principle and Composition11:00
3.4
Open-Closed Principle and Composition
11:00
3.5AttackAction Implementation17:10
3.5
AttackAction Implementation
17:10
3.6Dicepool and Monster Implementations05:51
3.6
Dicepool and Monster Implementations
05:51
3.7Using Inheritance with the Template Design Pattern17:50
3.7
Using Inheritance with the Template Design Pattern
17:50
3.8Liskov Substitution Principle10:56
3.8
Liskov Substitution Principle
10:56
3.9Testing Inheritance11:34
3.9
Testing Inheritance
11:34
3.10Using Mixins14:39
3.10
Using Mixins
14:39
3.11Integration Testing16:39
3.11
Integration Testing
16:39
3.12SOLID Review04:43
3.12
SOLID Review
04:43
4.Conclusion
4.1Conclusion01:57
4.1
Conclusion
01:57
