Fragmented - An Android Developer Podcast
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In this episode, Donn continues to dive into his favorite software book: Working Effectively with Legacy Code. He talks about one of the fundamental tactics of the book: Introducing seams
You'll learn what a seam is according to the book, as well as how Donn interprets it so that you can get the same benefit he has gotten from it. You'll learn how to introduce seams into your codebase through method injection, interfaces, abstract classes, and the static gateway pattern (aka: wrapper pattern).
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167: Clean Architecture with Joe Birch
166: Cross platform development talk with Jesse Wilson
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164: Learning Kotlin: Sealed Classes
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