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I know this isn't a great answer to your question, feel free to ignore it :). You may find that books are under rated. With all of the free resources available
by wwalser 10y ago
I know this isn't a great answer to your question, feel free to ignore it :).
You may find that books are under rated. With all of the free resources available I find that I often underestimate the value of someone having spent several hundred hours preparing material specific to a subject that I want to learn more about.
http://programmers.stackexchange.com/questions/143390/recommended-reading-for-object-oriented-application-design-architecture http://programmers.stackexchange.com/questions/143390/recomm...
- meekins 10y agoI am also not aware of such websites since good OO design is difficult to measure and the major impact is on quality and non-functional aspects of the system (maintainability, reusability, testability etc). In addition to the books mentioned in above link I'd like to wholeheartedly recommend Domain Driven Design by Eric Evans. I've found the described approach very helpful in design of enterprise applications on the Java platform.