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Engineering Software is Different from Hardware Introduction Product Lifetimes: Independent Products vs. Continuous Improvement Development Processes: Waterfall versus Agile Assurance: Testing and Formal Methods Productivity: Conciseness, Synthesis, Reuse, and Tools Software as a Service Service Oriented Architecture Cloud Computing Fallacies and Pitfalls Guided Tour of the Book How NOT to Read this Book Concluding Remarks: Engineering Software is More Than Programming To Learn More Exercises SaaS Architecture 100,000 Feet: Client-Server Architecture 50,000 Feet: Communication—HTTP and URIs 10,000 feet: Representation—HTML and CSS 5,000 Feet: 3-Tier Architecture & Horizontal Scaling 1,000 Feet: Model-View-Controller Architecture 500 Feet: Active Record for Models 500 feet: Routes, Controllers, and REST 500 feet: Template Views Fallacies and Pitfalls Concluding Remarks: Patterns, Architecture, and Long-Lived APIs To Learn More Exercises Ruby & Rails Basics Overview and Three Pillars of Ruby Everything is an Object Every Operation is a Method Call Classes, Methods, and Inheritance All Programming is Metaprogramming Blocks: Iterators, Functional Idioms, and Closures Mix-ins and Duck Typing Make Your Own Iterators Using Yield Rails Basics: From Zero to CRUD Databases and Migrations Models: Active Record Basics Controllers and Views Debugging: When Things Go Wrong Form Submission: New and Create Redirection and the Flash Finishing CRUD: Edit/Update and Destroy Fallacies and Pitfalls Concluding Remarks: Designing for SOA To Learn More Exercises Validating Requirements: BDD and User Stories Introduction to Behavior-Driven Design and User Stories SMART User Stories Introducing Cucumber and Capybara Running Cucumber and Capybara Lo-Fi User Interface Sketches and Storyboards Enhancing Rotten Potatoes Explicit vs. Implicit and Imperative vs. Declarative Scenarios Fallacies and Pitfalls Concluding Remarks: Pros and Cons of BDD To Learn More Exercises Verification: Test-Driven Development Background: A RESTful API and a Ruby Gem FIRST, TDD, and Getting Started With RSpec The TDD Cycle: Red–Green–Refactor More Controller Specs and Refactoring Fixtures and Factories TDD for the Model Stubbing the Internet Coverage Concepts and Unit vs. Integration Tests Other Testing Approaches and Terminology Fallacies and Pitfalls Concluding Remarks: TDD vs. Conventional Debugging To Learn More Exercises Improving Productivity: DRY and Concise Rails Software Maintenance: Using Agile Methods on Legacy Software Working In Teams vs. Individually Software Design Patterns for SaaS Operations: Performance, Scaling, and Practical Security Looking Backwards and Looking Forwards Looking Backwards Perspectives on SaaS and SOA It Takes Time Evaluating the Book in the Classroom Last Words To Learn More Using the Bookware Alpha Edition Guidance Overview of the Bookware Using the Bookware VM With VirtualBox Working With Code: Editors and Unix Survival Skills Getting Started With Git for Version Control Getting Started With GitHub or ProjectLocker Deploying to the Cloud Using Heroku Fallacies and Pitfalls To Learn More
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