October 2021
Intermediate to advanced
192 pages
5h 47m
German
Overview
John Ousterhout, Erfinder von Tcl und seit 2008 Professor am Department of Computer Science der Stanford University, sieht Softwaredesign als zentrale Kompetenz, die gro�?artige von normalen Programmierenden unterscheidet - eine Kompetenz, die aber kaum gelehrt und vermittelt wird. In seinem Buch gibt er pers�¶nliche Erfahrungen weiter, die er durch das Schreiben und Lesen von mehr als 250.000 Zeilen Code gewonnen hat. Seine nahezu philosophischen �?berlegungen, bew�¤hrten Prinzipien und eing�¤ngigen Codebeispiele sind Ergebnis eines Kurses, den er an der Stanford University mehrfach gehalten hat.
Er behandelt zun�¤chst, wie man Komplexit�¤t beherrscht, indem man komplexe Softwaresysteme in Module (Klassen, Methoden etc.) zerlegt. Er diskutiert philosophisch und doch praktisch Fragen der Herangehensweise, stellt bew�¤hrte Entwurfsprinzipien vor und macht auf typische Designprobleme aufmerksam.
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