December 2011
Intermediate to advanced
336 pages
10h 10m
English
Architects design buildings to withstand the shaking caused by earthquakes, car designers plan crumple zones to protect the occupants during a crash, and application designers must create plans for testing, monitoring, and debugging applications. While these features do not contribute directly to an application’s core functionality, they are important because they reduce development time, administrative costs, and downtime.
This chapter describes how to design an exception handling strategy, how to design a testing methodology to verify that a new application meets the design requirements, and how to design an application for diagnostics and performance monitoring.
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