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Anti Patterns
- 1. A NTI -PATTERNS
- 2. Patterns are everywhere
- 3. There are GOODpatterns
- 4. There are BADpatterns
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- 6. Bad patterns seriously harmyou and others around you
- 7. I see BAD PATTERNS! COLE
- 8. Programming Methodological Organizational Design A NTI -P ATTERNS AntiPatterns AntiPatterns
- 9. Programming AntiPatterns Methodological Organizational Design A NTI -P ATTERNS AntiPatterns AntiPatterns
- 10. Programming Methodological AntiPatterns AntiPatterns Organizational Design A NTI -P ATTERNS AntiPatterns AntiPatterns
- 11. Programming Methodological AntiPatterns AntiPatterns Organizational A NTI -P ATTERNS AntiPatterns Design AntiPatterns
- 12. Programming Methodological AntiPatterns AntiPatterns A NTI -P ATTERNS Design Organizational AntiPatterns AntiPatterns
- 13. Organizational Design AntiPatterns Methodological AntiPatterns Programming AntiPatterns AntiPatterns
- 14. BLIND FAITH Introducing unnecessary complexity into a solution Lack of checking of (a) the correctness of a bug fix or (b) the result of a subroutine ACCIDENTAL COMPLEXITY
- 15. CARGO CULT PROGRAMMING Incomprehensible structure , especially because of misuse of code structures Using patterns and methods without understanding why SPAGHETTI CODE
- 16. SOFT CODE Embedding assumptions about the environment of a system in its Storing business logic in configuration files rather than source code HARD CODE
- 17. LAVA FLOW Retaining a part of Retaining undesirable a system that no (redundant or low- longer has any use quality) code because removing it is too expensive or has unpredictable BOAT ANCHOR
- 18. MAGIC STRINGS Including unexplained numbers in algorithms Including literal strings in code, for comparisons, as event types etc. MAGIC NUMBERS
- 19. SINGLE FUNCTION EXIT POINT public Foo merge (Foo a, Foo b) { Foo result; if (a != null) { if (b != null) { // complicated merge code goes here. } else { result = a; } } else { result = b; } return result; }
- 20. GUARD CLAUSE public Foo merge (Foo a, Foo b) { Foo result; if (a != null) { if (b != null) { // complicated merge code goes here. public Foo merge (Foo a, Foo b) { } else { if (a == null) return b; result = a; if (b == null) return a; } // complicated merge code goes here. } else { } result = b; } return result; }
- 21. ARROW ANTI-PATTERN if if if if do something endif endif endif endif
- 22. int foo(void) { char *p = NULL; char *q = NULL; int foo(void) int ret = SUCCESS; { char *p = malloc(SIZEOF_P); p = malloc(SIZEOF_P); char *q = malloc(SIZEOF_Q); if(p) int ret = p && q ? SUCCESS : FAIL; { q = malloc(SIZEOF_Q); if (ret == SUCCESS) if(q) { { /* do something */ /* do something */ } free(q); free(p); } free(q); else ret = FAIL; return ret; } free(p); } else ret = FAIL; return ret; }
- 23. LOOP-SWITCH SEQUENCE // parse a key, a value, then three parameters String key = null; String value = null; List<String> params = new LinkedList<String>(); // parse a key and value String key = stream.parse(); for (int i = 0; i < 5; i++) { String value = stream.parse(); switch (i) { case 0: // parse 3 parameters key = stream.parse(); List<String> params = break; new LinkedList<String>(); case 1: value = stream.parse(); for (int i = 0; i < 3; i++) { break; params.add(stream.parse()); default: } params.add(stream.parse()); break; } }
- 24. Organizational Design AntiPatterns Methodological AntiPatterns Programming AntiPatterns AntiPatterns
- 25. Organizational Design AntiPatterns Methodological AntiPatterns AntiPatterns
- 26. COPY AND PASTE PROGRAMMING TESTER DRIVEN DEVELOPMENT SOMEONE ELSE’S EXAMPLE PROGRAMMING BY PERMUTATION
- 27. Organizational Design AntiPatterns Methodological AntiPatterns AntiPatterns
- 28. Organizational Design AntiPatterns AntiPatterns
- 29. CIRCULAR DEPENDENCY GODOBJECT SEQUENTIAL COUPLING BASE BEAN
- 30. ABSTRACTION INVERSION INNER-PLATFORM EFFECT N-FRAME RACE HAZARD
- 31. ARCHITECTURE BY IMPLICATION
- 32. Organizational Design AntiPatterns AntiPatterns
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- 35. ABSTRACTIONIST VS. IMPLEMENTATIONIST “Experts report that only 1 in 5 software developers is able to define good abstractions”
- 36. The point isn'tas much to say "don't do this" as it is to say "you probably don't even realize that you're doing this, but it doesn't work..”
- 37. WE’VE SEEN 26 ANTI-PATTERNS 4 OF DIFFERENT TYPES
- 38. PROJECT MANAGEMENT ANTI-PATTERNS ANALYSISANTI-PATTERNS CONFIGURATION MANAGEMENT ANTI-PATTERNS SOCIAL ANTI-PATTERNS
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