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Title: Implementing smart use cases on the Windows 8 platform
Proposer: sander_hoogendoorn
Type: Presentation
Duration: 90 minutes
Description:
Use cases have been around for many years describing the requirements of software development projects. From a developer’s point of view, use cases are often seen as too abstract and too complex to develop code from. Until now, that is.
During this interactive talk, speaker Sander Hoogendoorn will demonstrate how to model, and build smart use cases to produce highly maintainable Windows 8 / Windows Store applications. Smart use cases allows you to model use cases at a much more pragmatic, low-granular level, enabling to be implemented simply and directly into applications built for Windows 8 – Windows Store. Thus smart use cases fit well in your layered software architecture, implementing the task pattern and delivering great traceability between requirements, design, coding and testing.
Using many real-life code examples and demos, the speaker will introduce a layered software architecture, based on smart use cases and domain driven design as well as the design patterns and code required to implement them. These include the Task Pattern, the Manager-Provider Pattern, and how to map services and data to your domain model using the Internal State Pattern. This talk will include live coding on stage. Furthermore, the speaker will demonstrate how smart use cases can be unit tested as well, thus achieving great code coverage and allow to do regression testing automatically.
Presented at: .NETWork (Kharkiv, Ukraine).
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