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Friday, April 08, 2005

DP style development

Data Processing style also involves the use of:
* data structures (called Beans) that have only data with gettters/setters.
* Util classes to operate on the Data Structures
* Managers, Services, and Helpers, etc, that do all the real processing.
* And global public constants that are shared by multiple algorithms scattered across the code base

Posted by Mark Windholtz at 00:24
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