Questions tagged [behavior]
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Is there a term/pithy law that represents the idea that the time it takes for an automated process to run, changes the way a developer works? [closed]
The scenario I'm thinking about is a build pipeline, but I imagine there are plenty of other scenarios where this would be the case as well. Imagine you've got a build pipeline that runs static checks ...
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A single sequence diagram for the whole system?
Sequence diagrams are used to model use case scenarios i.e., main success scenarios and alternate scenarios. That's what I understand from Craig Larman's book. I understand that it depends a lot on ...
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Does "behaviour" describe exact output?
I know, this question was asked in a slightly different way. But I didn't find it helpful. Sorry, long text. I'm new in a company and my work concerns graphics and numerical computation. My supervisor,...
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Can REST resources represent behaviour?
In the red book by V. Vernon it says about REST: In RESTful HTTP, the methods are the HTTP verbs - most importantly, GET, PUT, POST, DELETE - that can be applied to resources. Even though it might ...
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How to be a good team member and push the team towards new paradigms and technologies at the same time.
I am pretty new within our Scrum team. (Round about 4 months) Whenever I suggest some paradigm like "DevOps" or technology like "Kubernetes" to solve issues I am criticised at least from a part of the ...
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Should you allow user to override normal behavior
This is more of a subjective question and i don't expect a perfect anwser. I have different behavior/rules in my system. for example : I have a behavior in my system that allows users to register to ...
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Representing handlers on UML diagrams
This question is a follow-up to Representing multiple actions for sequence of objects on activity diagram, but isn't strictly related. The question boils down to: How to present in UML patterns that ...
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design pattern for conditional behaviour depending on a client ID
I don't know if there actually is one design pattern, or several together, or maybe what i'm asking is anti-pattern. Context (simplified) : my company sells SaaS services (through an API) to several ...
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Adding behaviors to models without interference
This is my situation: Models can contain properties which can be models themselves. Each property can have custom behavior, this behavior must be selected through its name (for example: Versionable, ...
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Where to put the behaviour of DTOs ? Object vs Data structure clean code
Similar question was posted here https://stackoverflow.com/questions/21064164/clean-code-how-to-design-this-class I still don't find an answer though, I'm confused! I read the book "clean code" too....
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Should a generic vector class allow non-finite doubles as values?
I am currently writing an immutable multipurpose vector class in Java that essentially wraps a double[]. The class will be part of a game library, used to calculate entity positions, physics, pixel ...
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Is unwanted behavior, while work is in progress, declarable as a "bug"?
This might be only a question of definition, but maybe there's a consensus? Given the situation, software Foobar Plus is under construction, we're not working on an update, but on the first release ...
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Is there an established pattern for associating a database entry with a Java class that executes on that data?
I have a behavior tree with different leaf nodes that execute tasks. When building out the tree relationship in the database I need an association between the leaf node entry and the Java class that ...
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Is context inheritance, as shown by Head First Design Patterns' Duck example, irrelevant to strategy pattern?
In Head First Design Patterns it teaches the strategy pattern by using a Duck example where different subclasses of Duck can be assigned a particular behavior at runtime. From my understanding the ...
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Memento with optional state?
EDIT: As pointed out by Steve Evers and pdr, I am not correctly implementing the Memento pattern, my design is actually State pattern. Menu Program I built a console-based menu program with multiple ...
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