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Java Kata, really interesting to anyone that likes the astronomy. The kata is based to be able to work with the Enum Types of Java. Really simple and easy to do to anyone that already know a bit of the programming language of Java. And don't forget that the best thing about it is that you'll know which one is your weight in any planet of the Sol…
Java coding test. Developing a software following the OOP programming and applying correctly the TDD process. Implementation of SOLID Principles and elaboration of a program from an UML diagram and following the user stories. Base of all concepts that we have learned since we started the Superior Degree in software Development.
In this repository I'm going to add the Java test of previous years applying correctly the learned methodologies and git flow. This repository is for the business I'm going to apply to have a reference of wich one is my actual level in Java programming language.
This is a Java exercise made expressly to understand the SIP Principle from the SOLID Principles. It has an exercise with an easy level and it's not too complex with the intention to practice and know how apply and work correctly with the Segregation Interface Principle.
This is a Java exercise made expressly to understand the DIP Principle from the SOLID Principles. It has an exercise with an easy level and it's not too complex with the intention to practice and know how apply and work correctly with the Dependency Inversion Principle.
A Kata to have an 'easy' introduction into the Java programming language. This kata has been made to to practice with the OOP programming paradigm, apply correctly the TDD process to solve problems and have a fluent progression while you're developing the software. Check it out if you're interested.
This Java Kata has been made with the intention to practice with the code structure of the dictionaries. Anyone that ever has been interested with the block-chain and the crypto coins will like this kata because is a bit themed around all this. How you can tell the name EnZilium has been made from the name of the Ethereum.
If you're interested about the Observer pattern and you want to know about the GOF patterns this is the ideal project for you. This kata has been made to practice the Liskov Substitution Principle and to know which process apply to create a program based on a UML diagram that follows the Observer pattern.