Case study: iTunes for K-12
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iTunes provides a K-12 category of podcasts to help teachers and students find educational audio and video content. Content creators contribute crowdsourced podcasts, while Apple handles distribution through its proprietary iTunes software. The software allows users to access, manage, and load podcasts and other multimedia content onto iOS devices. iTunes is free to use and podcasts cannot be sold, but Apple profits from selling iOS devices and music/media on the iTunes Store.
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Pursuing practices of Domain-Driven Design in PHP
This document discusses pursuing practices of Domain-Driven Design in PHP. It introduces Domain-Driven Design concepts like the domain model, entities, value objects, aggregates, repositories, factories and services. It provides examples of how these concepts can be implemented in PHP, including using annotations and relationships with the Doctrine ORM framework. The document emphasizes building the domain model independently of frameworks and focusing on closely modeling the problem domain.
Testing in isolation
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Pursuing Domain-Driven Design practices in PHP
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An year of Pomodoros
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Cohesion and coupling metrics for workflow process design
This document summarizes a presentation on metrics for workflow process design given by Giorgio Sironi on December 20, 2010. It discusses using cohesion and coupling metrics from software engineering to measure the quality of a workflow schema. It defines information elements, activities, and partitions workflows into sets of activities. Finally, it proposes metrics for relation cohesion, information cohesion, activity cohesion, workflow cohesion, coupling, and the coupling/cohesion ratio to objectively compare different workflow designs.
PHP Barcelona 2010 - Architecture and testability
This document discusses techniques for improving code testability and maintainability. It recommends:
1. Applying SOLID principles like the single responsibility principle and dependency injection to reduce coupling and improve cohesion.
2. Avoiding direct static method calls and singleton patterns in favor of dependency injection as it allows dependencies to be mocked/stubbed for testing.
3. Following the law of Demeter to avoid excessive coupling between classes.
4. Using factories instead of singletons to allow injecting fakes/mocks for testing. Testing first and listening to tests results in more maintainable code.
Chansonnier: web application for multimedia search on song videos
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This document discusses architecture and testability. It covers:
1. Maintaining testable and maintainable code by applying principles like dependency injection, avoiding static methods, and following the Law of Demeter. This makes code easier to test and maintain.
2. Examples are provided of applying these principles, such as using dependency injection instead of direct object instantiation, and avoiding deep object graphs prohibited by the Law of Demeter.
3. The talk recommends designing software using test-driven development and "listening to your tests" - allowing test failures to influence the design and keep code testable and well-structured.
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Case study: iTunes for K-12
- 5. Main actors: content creators and Apple
- 9. Podcasts cannot be sold according to Terms of Service
- 11. Homepage
- 14. Alphabetic
- 18. Description
- 19. Date
- 22. No web fruition
- 25. Mac OS X
- 26. Software
- 28. Music purchasing
- 29. Playlist
- 31. Load content on iOS devices
- 32. Marketing
- 35. Continuously links to the software
- 37. Integration with iOS devices
- 40. Categorization of content is necessary and can be performed by humans