Release it! Design and design design for those who do not care

It doesn’t matter what tool you use for software development - Java, .net or Ruby On Rails. Power the code is only half the age. Are you ready for a sudden influx of bots on your site? Is it provided for in your “protection from a fool”? Do you understand usability correctly? Michael Neagard claims that most of the problems in software products were laid down in them at the design and design stage. You can move to the ideal yourself - by trial and error, or you can use the author’s experience. In this book you will find many design templates that help to avoid critical situations and no less than anti -chants illustrating incorrect approaches with a detailed analysis of possible consequences. Any developer with the experience of multi -flow programming will easily understand the examples on Java, which are explained and commented in detail. Stability, safety and friendly interface are the three most important components of your software product. If your plans are not included in the subsequent years to respond to dissatisfied letters of users, listen to criticism of customers and constantly patch holes, eliminating the arising bugs, then before releasing the final release, read this book