August 2018
Intermediate to advanced
332 pages
9h 12m
English
Let's begin with an example of a system that is designed in such a way that does not follow the open/closed principle, in order to see the maintainability problems this carries, and the inflexibility of such a design.
The idea is that we have a part of the system that is in charge of identifying events as they occur in another system, which is being monitored. At each point, we want this component to identify the type of event, correctly, according to the values of the data that was previously gathered (for simplicity, we will assume it is packaged into a dictionary, and was previously retrieved through another means such as logs, queries, and many more). We have ...
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