What a wild summer it has been. With everything going on in the world, it’s important to take a moment to reflect on what’s going well, right now. With non-essential travel on pause, I haven’t needed to travel for work. Which means I’ve had more time to enjoy the summer with family, and more timeContinue reading “GoF – Abstract Factory Pattern”
Category Archives: Architecture
Leak Free, by Design
C++ is a brilliant language, one that has had my heart for many years. Though with the rise in web applications, more developers are finding themselves working in full stack web applications. Which almost never utilize C++. This can be seen in the 2020 StackOverflow developer survey, where 69.7% of professional developers are utilizing JavaScriptContinue reading “Leak Free, by Design”
A Single Responsibility
Over the years I quite often find myself pondering software development patterns and practices. It’s the kind of thing I think about in my downtime, when I’m driving to and from work, or sitting at home… pondering. I always seem to come back to one question, is the common interpretation of the pattern, that isContinue reading “A Single Responsibility”
Separating your Concerns
I spent a lot of time debating what I should title this post. Should it be “Buzz Words”? Or maybe “Separation of Concerns and SRP”… SOLID Concerns? In the end, I settled on this — Separating your Concerns. I also spent a bunch of cycles, asking myself what I really wanted to cover. What ideasContinue reading “Separating your Concerns”
The Zero Cost Abstraction of Iteration
I’ve been hooked on C++ for about 10 years now. Since CMPUT101, I’ve been attracted to the syntax of the language, the simplicity of use, and later the driving ideals behind the language. C++’s author Bjarne Stroustrup, stands alone when it comes to preaching language ideals and pushing the language forward all while respecting theseContinue reading “The Zero Cost Abstraction of Iteration”