Mastering Object-oriented Programming in Java 8

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Zoran Horvat

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01 - Course Overview

01 - Course Overview.mp4

01:24

02 - Turning Everything into Objects

02 - Why Objects-.mp4

06:47

03 - What Follows in This Course.mp4

03:59

04 - Setting the Design Goals.mp4

06:53

05 - Summary.mp4

01:47

03 - Staying Focused on Domain Logic with Streams

06 - Seeing the Loop as the Problem.mp4

03:10

07 - Outlining the Desired Solution.mp4

03:37

08 - Understanding Aggregation Functions.mp4

04:15

09 - Improving the Design.mp4

03:43

10 - Improving Readability.mp4

05:55

11 - Generalizing Selection of a Single Object.mp4

01:54

12 - Generalizing the Stream of Objects.mp4

04:55

13 - Summary.mp4

02:02

04 - Untangling Operations from Structure on Business Data

14 - Introducing Composite Objects.mp4

05:58

15 - Understanding the Limitations of Composite Objects.mp4

05:10

16 - Designing Functions that Support Composition.mp4

03:58

17 - Fixing the Composite Design.mp4

05:02

18 - Making the Composition Algorithm Explicit.mp4

05:27

19 - Turning an Algorithm into an Object.mp4

04:27

20 - Summary.mp4

01:34

05 - Advancing to a Domain - Specific Language

21 - Introducing Domain-specific Languages.mp4

04:11

22 - Varying the Strategy Implementation.mp4

05:19

23 - Understanding the Need for a Domain-specific Language.mp4

01:34

24 - Designing the Domain-specific Language.mp4

05:57

25 - Riding on the Wave of the Deep Domain Model.mp4

05:37

26 - Towards the Grand Unified Design.mp4

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27 - Summary.mp4

01:52

06 - Increasing Flexibility by Removing Enums and Switch Statements

28 - Defining Requirements.mp4

02:47

29 - Introducing Multiway Branching.mp4

04:53

30 - Sustaining the Explosion of Multiway Branching.mp4

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31 - Sustaining the State Explosion.mp4

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32 - Encapsulating State Representation into an Object.mp4

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33 - Using Encapsulated Representation as the Key.mp4

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34 - Summary.mp4

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07 - Turning Chained Branching into the Chain of Rule Objects

35 - Turning a Block of Code into an Action.mp4

01:59

36 - Turning an Action into the Rule Object.mp4

04:32

37 - Chaining the Rule Objects.mp4

04:44

38 - Consolidating the State.mp4

03:56

39 - Modeling System State.mp4

02:51

40 - Implementing Composable Rules.mp4

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41 - Implementing the Rules Builder.mp4

06:16

42 - Summary.mp4

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08 - Refactoring to Bind It All Together

43 - Introducing an Example Algorithm.mp4

02:58

44 - Analyzing the Procedural Implementation.mp4

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45 - Encapsulating Infrastructural Code Inside Objects.mp4

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46 - Modeling the Domain.mp4

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47 - Completing the Implementation.mp4

02:15

48 - Supporting Change.mp4

05:25

49 - Consuming the Parameterized Algorithm.mp4

03:21

50 - Summary.mp4

04:00

Description

This course will teach you important techniques of object-oriented design that help develop highly flexible and maintainable designs, even in the most complex business domains. Your code will never look the same again after watching this course.

What You'll Learn?

Procedural implementation is hurting flexibility and maintainability of code to such an extent that further development often becomes nearly impossible. In this course, Mastering Object-oriented Programming in Java 8, you’ll develop skills to help you design truly object-oriented code when modeling complex and convoluted business logic. First, you’ll learn the power of streams as a replacement for explicit loops and branching, and how they can be turned more readable and easier to manage. Next, you’ll discover the realm of fluent interface designs, that will help construct composable domain-related code. Finally, you'll explore alternatives to hard-coded decisions with the Rules design pattern. By the end of this course, you will gain insight on how rules can become composable and flexible, taming even the scariest pieces of domain logic.

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Java

Object Oriented Programming

Zoran Horvat

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Zoran Horvat is Principal consultant at Coding Helmet Consultancy, speaker and author of 100+ articles, and independent trainer on .NET technology stack. He can often be found speaking at conferences and user groups, promoting object-oriented development style and clean coding practices and techniques that improve longevity of complex business applications.

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