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# Object Calisthentics | ||
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This is my attempt at executing the Object Calisthenics exercise in JavaScript | ||
as described by Jeff Bay in this PDF, originally from the ThoughtWorks Anthology | ||
on Pragmatic Programmers: | ||
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PDF: | ||
http://www.bennadel.com/resources/uploads/2012/ObjectCalisthenics.pdf | ||
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ThoughtWorks Anthology: | ||
http://www.pragprog.com/titles/twa/thoughtworks-anthology | ||
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## The 9 Rules of Object Calisthenics | ||
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Object Calisthenics outlines 9 basic rules to apply when performing the exercise: | ||
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* One level of indentation per method. | ||
* Don't use the ELSE keyword. | ||
* Wrap all primitives and Strings in classes. | ||
* First class collections. | ||
* One dot per line. | ||
* Don't abbreviate. | ||
* Keep all classes less than 50 lines. | ||
* No classes with more than two instance variables. | ||
* No getters or setters. | ||
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More to come soon! | ||
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## Special Thanks | ||
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I wanted to give a special thanks to Brian Kotek who originally introduced me | ||
to this exercise: | ||
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http://www.briankotek.com/blog/index.cfm/2009/2/11/Taking-the-Object-Calisthenics-Challenge | ||
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