OOP Planning Book
Posted: Fri Sep 30, 2005 11:33 pm
Alright, I've got a slight problem. I'm a decent programmer, I can solve problems, I can rewrite code to run better or look nicer, I can do a lot, and I've even been learning some advanced OOP techniques lately, but there is one thing I just can't seem to do: plan.
No matter how much brain power or paper I use, my planning ends up revolving more around what pages will exist and what functionality the site will have (register, login, post pictures, etc) instead of what the actual classes will be doing and how they will be set up (inheritance, etc).
Does anyone have any suggestions for books along the lines of "OOP Planning" or "Applied OOP"?
Thanks.
No matter how much brain power or paper I use, my planning ends up revolving more around what pages will exist and what functionality the site will have (register, login, post pictures, etc) instead of what the actual classes will be doing and how they will be set up (inheritance, etc).
Does anyone have any suggestions for books along the lines of "OOP Planning" or "Applied OOP"?
Thanks.