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DESCRIPTION:There are lots of methodologies and different design styles in
  our industry. Many try hard to differentiate from the others\; but what 
 if I told you that they’re really all based on the same five principles? 
 In this session I’ll level-set on SOLID\n * Single Responsibility Princip
 le (SRP)\n * Open Closed Principle (OCP)\n * Liskov Substitution Principl
 e (LSP)\n * Interface Segregation Principle (ISP)\n * Dependency Inversio
 n Principle (DIP)\nThen we detail the various principles around other met
 hodologies/styles including Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA)\, Domain 
 Driven Design (DDD)\, Command Query Responsibility Segregation (CQRS)\, F
 unctional Programming\, Agile Software Development\, and even Database No
 rmalization. We will also detail some common patterns and how they are em
 bodiment of at least one of the principles.\nThis is then followed up wit
 h some guidance on how SOLID really isn’t Object Oriented Design (OOD) sp
 ecific and these uses of SOLID outside of just OOD are just and example o
 f how it can be used in many places and in many ways.
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LOCATION:Chandler - Gilbert Community College - IRN-127
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STATUS:CONFIRMED
SUMMARY:There are lots of methodologies and different design styles in our
  industry. Many try hard to differentiate from the others\; but what if I
  told you that they’re really all based on the same five principles? In t
 his session I’ll level-set on SOLID\n * Single Responsibility Principle (
 SRP)\n * Open Closed Principle (OCP)\n * Liskov Substitution Principle (L
 SP)\n * Interface Segregation Principle (ISP)\n * Dependency Inversion Pr
 inciple (DIP)\nThen we detail the various principles around other methodo
 logies/styles including Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA)\, Domain Driv
 en Design (DDD)\, Command Query Responsibility Segregation (CQRS)\, Funct
 ional Programming\, Agile Software Development\, and even Database Normal
 ization. We will also detail some common patterns and how they are embodi
 ment of at least one of the principles.\nThis is then followed up with so
 me guidance on how SOLID really isn’t Object Oriented Design (OOD) specif
 ic and these uses of SOLID outside of just OOD are just and example of ho
 w it can be used in many places and in many ways.
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