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Protected: Modules everywhere – the best pattern ever
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Protected: Modules in java
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Protected: What is a module?
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Protected: Why we need modules (aspect three)
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Protected: Why we need modularization (aspect two)
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Protected: Why we need modularization (aspect one)
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Protected: Modularization benefits
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Protected: What is a java package for
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Bundling (encapsulation)
Bundling as a part of encapsulation is a process of gathering in one place the related things. What this means? Let’s see. Data and methods bundling Data and methods are gathered in place called … class. What a discovery 🙂 Ok, but, what data and which methods should be put/gather into class? The answer is…
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Positive consequences of good interface design
Let’s back to article of ISP and take this implementation: The usage is clear: OK, so let’s check how this design is resilient to new requirements. We need to transport BigPackages