Events
06 / 12
Start: 18:00
End: 20:00
This session will cover establishing requirements, identifying interfaces, and breaking a problem down into more manageable portions. Essentially, this is how to approach a problem/design from a very high level. Many programmers get this stage wrong and projects takes many times longer to complete/maintain as a result. Depending on timing, this might cover some very basic modeling and OOP compartmentalization. I expect this session to be shorter than the previous ones, so we'll still have time to chat about other things. | ||
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07 / 10
Start: 18:30
End: 21:00
This time, we'll actually get all the way down into object oriented programming. We'll start with examples at first to cover all the concepts, then move into flushing out some of the basic design ideas we talked about at the last meeting. Please bring pen and paper, as I'll be asking people to write down some basic psuedocode. | ||
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