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{ name: "photosService", type : hex_di_IGetPhotosService, injectionName : "", isOptional : false},
{ name : "galleryModel", type : hex_di_IGalleryModel, injectionName : "", isOptional : false}
],
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Extending JS WU2016 Toronto
The document discusses the importance of selecting the right tools and applications in software development, emphasizing a tailored approach for specific needs. It highlights the use of Haxe as a free, open-source toolkit supporting multiple programming languages and features for secure collaboration, code reusability, and low coupling through modular systems. The text also covers techniques such as dependency injection and domain-specific languages to optimize and streamline the development process.
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- 4. Context importance Use theright TOOL for the right THING
- 5. Find the context Definethe TARGET List your NEEDS Which kind of application? Which kind of tools?
- 6. Tailor-made solution keep the LEAD andproperly answers to your NEEDS
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- 8. Define the target longlifecycle
- 9. Define the target longlifecycle scalable/configurable
- 10. Define the target longlifecycle scalable/configurable cross-platform
- 11. List our needs(toys)
- 12. universal code List ourneeds (toys)
- 13. universal code high performance Listour needs (toys)
- 14. universal code high performance errorsat compile-time List our needs (toys)
- 15. universal code high performance errorsat compile-time smart tools chain List our needs (toys)
- 16. in the webapps jungle pixLib adventures @2003
- 17. pixLib adventures “Let’s grabknowledge from other Tech eco-systems” in the web apps jungles @tweenpix.net 2003
- 18. 2015 ... Six FeetUnder
- 19. How can Itarget the browser now? with a statically typed language
- 20. No interface @compiletime @2012
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- 22. what is ? ●free and open source toolkit
- 23. ● free andopen source toolkit ● statically typed programming language what is ?
- 24. ● free andopen source toolkit ● statically typed programming language ● cross compiler for 10 targets (C++, JS, PHP, Java, Python, Lua…) what is ?
- 25. ● free andopen source toolkit ● statically typed programming language ● cross compiler for 10 targets (C++, JS, PHP, Java, Python, Lua…) ● inlining, DCE, code optimization, meta-programming... what is ?
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- 29. So, we wentfor Haxe and developed
- 30. hexMachina So, we wentfor Haxe and developed
- 31. The golden trilogy ★secure collaboration ★ code reusability ★ low coupling
- 32. Secure collaboration design roleswith contracts
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- 34. modular system with configurablecomponents Code reusability
- 35. Code reusability every moduleis a micro-application Hi dude! I’m a module.
- 36. Code reusability each modulebelongs to an unique domain My domain is “red”.
- 37. Code reusability any MODULEcan be added at anytime Guess what, mine is “green”.
- 38. Code reusability every MODULEis configurable... I was scaled. What happened to you dude?
- 39. Code reusability Use compositionto make new modules I’m ready for v2.0 now… With more features. [Sigh…]
- 40. ★ Low coupling Usemessaging
- 41. Use messaging Let’s bringsome communication now message from “green” domain
- 42. Use messaging Let’s bringsome communication now Am new here. How we can talk together?
- 43. Use messaging At anytime... Senda message. It will be adapted for me.
- 44. Use messaging … withpolymorph event flow yellow Adapter adaptsmessages
- 45. MODULE micro-application Each modulecan have its own architecture Yup! I love that shit.
- 46. ★ Low coupling preferruntime coupling - USE IoC Jimmy! Answer me!
- 47. " Don’t callus, we will call you " Hollywood principle
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- 49. automatic injection withannotations
- 50. hexAnnotation Do dirty reflectionjob @compile time
- 51. hexAnnotation build reflection valueobjects ClassDescription instance
- 52. hexInject for fast performances@runtime { properties : [ { name: "photosService", type : hex_di_IGetPhotosService, injectionName : "", isOptional : false}, { name : "galleryModel", type : hex_di_IGalleryModel, injectionName : "", isOptional : false} ], constructorInjection : { args : []}, methods : [], postConstruct : [], preDestroy : [] }; ClassDescription instance Injection
- 53. Build configurable architecture useDomain Specific Language
- 54. IMPERATIVE and DECLARATIVE programming mixedtogether Use DSL with metaprogramming
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- 56. DSL PARSING/ASSEMBLING FLOW XmlParser parses
- 57. DSL PARSING/ASSEMBLING FLOW XmlParser Assembler parses translates
- 58. DSL PARSING/COMPILING FLOW XmlParser Assembler CompileTime Factory parses translates generates
- 59. DSL PARSING/COMPILING FLOW XmlParser Assembler CompileTime Factory parses translates Generated Code generates
- 60. DSL PARSING/RUNTIME FLOW XmlParser Assembler Context Factory parses translates Runtime @pplication builds
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- 64. Type declaration String isdefault type
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- 67. After compilation JavaScript isgenerated
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- 70. Fail early, failloudly DSL CHECKING @compile time
- 71. DSL CHECKING @compiletime type not found
- 72. DSL CHECKING @compiletime missing ID
- 73. DSL CHECKING @compiletime file missing
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- 76. Recursive composition context agregatescontexts, that agregates contexts, that...
- 77. Contexts hierarchy hierarchy ishandled by DSL
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- 79. @francisbourre / kidforever member of @DoclerLabs