Encapsulation
Encapsulation is the act of protecting code against invariant violations and a key component of a Well-Designed API.
"You cannot trust yourself to do the …
Encapsulation is the act of protecting code against invariant violations and a key component of a Well-Designed API.
"You cannot trust yourself to do the …
According to Khorikov, a well-designed API (application programming interface) is one in which observable behaviours are entirely in the public API, and implementation details are …
Also known as Brewer's theorem, after computer scientist Eric Brewer, is the assertion that a distributed data store can't provide 3 of the following capabilities …
An automated test which verifies a single unit of behaviour, runs quickly and in isolation
Refers to phenemona that as a project increases in size, ability to add new features and progress decreases.
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