Course Description
Defensive Programming, model-view-controller (MVC), and domain-driven design (DDD) are software development techniques that can be leveraged to create clean code. In this course you'll learn about these techniques.
Learning Objectives
Defensive Programming
- start the course
- define defensive programming and its basic philosophy
- specify techniques used in defensive programming
- describe secure programming and how it relates to defensive programming
- describe offensive programming and how it relates to defensive programming
- specify how and why ISC can be reused
Model-view-controller (MVC)
- define MVC and how it relates to clean coding
- describe the purpose of MVC
- specify how MVC can be implemented
- list the pros and cons of MVC
- describe how the MVC paradigm is illustrated by traditional web design
- describe the availability of MVC frameworks for different languages
Domain-driven Design (DDD)
- describe DDD and how it relates to clean coding
- define the process of DDD
- describe pros and cons of implementing DDD
Practice: Defensive Programming and MVC
- describe defensive programming and MVC and how they contribute to clean coding