Advanced Object-Oriented Programming in the OERA

Course Details

This course is aimed at ABL developers who would like an in depth understanding of Object Oriented development, Design Principles, Design Patterns and their place in the OpenEdge Reference Architecture (OERA).

Moving from procedural programming to OO is not easy. A common pitfall is to use old programming paradigms inside classes and therefore missing the chance to create better structured and more maintainable code.

You will learn:

In this course, you will be introduced to numerous design patterns. Most importantly, however, you will be extensively developing OOABL code to get a much better understanding of the power of this methodology.

Topics and subjects include:

• OO, Design Principles, Design Patterns, OERA.
• Inheritance, encapsulation, polymorphism, abstract class, delegation, abstract factory, singleton, interface, statics, decorator, ORM, Data Access Object,
• Business Entity, Service Interface, performance, collection, iterator, serialization

Agenda

Dates

24 April  - 26 April | Paris
13 May  - 15 May  | Rotterdam
9 September - 11 September | Paris
Contact education@progress for more dates and locations 

Training Prerequisites

General computer skills and knowledge of OpenEdge databases and products. ABL developers, with or without OOABL experience