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Object-Oriented Design Heuristics

by Arthur J. Riel · 1996

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Here is the first object-oriented development book to provide specific experience-based guidelines to help developers make the right design decisions. This book offers the next step for readers that know the basics of object-oriented development and now need to know if they are doing it right and making the right choices.

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