This document discusses Calisthenics Objects and provides resources for practicing this coding technique. It recommends following guidelines such as having only one level of indentation per method, wrapping all primitives and strings, and keeping all entities small. It also provides links to external resources on the Object Calisthenics technique and closes by thanking the reader and providing contact information.

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Calisthenics Objects
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Nizar GARRACHE
OLBATI CTO

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Berlin Clock Kata
● git clone https://github.com/olbati/ocd-berlin-clock

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Calisthenics Objects
● One level of indentation per method
● Don’t use the ELSE keyword
● Wrap all primitives and Strings
● First class collections
● One dot per line
● Don’t abbreviate
● Keep all entities small (50 lines)
● No classes with more than two instance variables
● No getters/setters/properties

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● http://williamdurand.fr/2013/06/03/object-calisthenics/#onl
y-one-level-of-indentation-per-method
● https://www.cs.helsinki.fi/u/luontola/tdd-2009/ext/ObjectCa
listhenics.pdf
Resources

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Thanks!
Any questions?
@ngarrache
nizar.garrache@gmail.com