High Quality Coding for Sakai

Speaker(s): Aaron Zeckoski, University of Cambridge

Session Abstract

We will cover some of the best practices for writing high quality Sakai code which is change tolerant and easy to work with. Topics will include automated test writing, interface design, minimizing dependencies, and exception handling. For veterans and beginners alike.

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Best Practices for High Quality Code

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