Practices: Object Oriented Development
Jan17
I’m starting off this series talking about Object Oriented Programming. It’s amazing how many people write C# or VB (.NET) with long, procedural methods with really no understanding of the true fundamentals of OO design.
I know, I know – it’s not you, and know what? I’m not talking about you.. but check out the code from the person next to you. See what I mean?
Just because you’re writing in an OO language, doesn’t mean that you’re writing OO code, or taking advantage of the Object Oriented benefits. An Object Oriented language is more than classes with methods, properties and events (even VB 6 had that!).
Learn the Fundamentals.
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