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Peter Bhat Harkins
Two Designs for SequenceIdGenerator
Code: Chibrary, design, object orientation, Ruby, state
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In my previous, marathon post on id generation, I mentioned that I was generating unique sequence numbers. It was straightforward to write a class to generate them:
Continue this postExtracting Immutable Objects
Code: design, design patterns, email, ListLibrary.net, mailing lists, object orientation, Ruby
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In the last few weeks I’ve been rehabilitating some of the first object-oriented code I wrote in the hopes of bringing my mailing list archive back online. Lately I’ve been refactoring some of the earliest, core code: the Message class. It manages the individual emails in the system and, because I didn’t understand how to extract functionality, had turned into something of a God Class.
Yesterday I tweeted about a really satisfying cleanup:
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Software Craftsmanship Tour: Aidan Rogers
Code: craftsmanship tour, interfaces, object orientation, open question, software development
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A few weeks ago I met up with Aidan Rogers to hack on some code. Aidan and I were coworkers at Cambrian House a few years ago.
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