Under QA InfoTech’s Professional Development Program (PDP) that aims to upskill and reskill its software testing workforce, a training session on Java design patterns and Model View Controller (MVC) design pattern, conducted by an in-house expert, Mudit Mathur, Manager - Software Development for QA InfoTech’s test engineers and software developers under the guidance of Kunal Chauhan, Chief Technical Officer.
A Brief About This Session
With the increase in the usage and dependency on technology whether it is applications or software, every developer strives to build a better application that adapts to the constantly changing requirements. It is understood that the end product should be flexible, resilient, scalable and can pass the quality check and expectations of the users. Catering to these needs, each step of the software development lifecycle becomes important. For software engineers, design patterns become important as it is a consistent and repeatable solution for common challenges in software design.
Java design patterns are extensively popular among software developers as it provides an industry standard approach to solve problems that recur repeatedly. It saves time and promotes reusability, makes the code easy to understand debug leading to a robust and maintainable code and also helps minimize the total cost of ownership (TCO) of the software product.
Patterns are like a toolkit for the recurring challenges faced by software developers. They define a common language which is universally understood by all developers and helps the team members to communicate effectively. Model View Controller or MVC, as it is commonly known, specifies that an application consists of a data model, presentation information and control information and separates each into different objects.
Mudit, being an expert on design patterns, shared his knowledge, gathered over years, on Java design patterns, the importance of design patterns for software developers, type of design patterns available their categorisations and its application in real-time scenarios with practical examples and demos.
Java design patterns are extensively popular among software developers as it provides an industry standard approach to solve problems that recur repeatedly. It saves time and promotes reusability, makes the code easy to understand debug leading to a robust and maintainable code and also helps minimize the total cost of ownership (TCO) of the software product.
Patterns are like a toolkit for the recurring challenges faced by software developers. They define a common language which is universally understood by all developers and helps the team members to communicate effectively. Model View Controller or MVC, as it is commonly known, specifies that an application consists of a data model, presentation information and control information and separates each into different objects.
Mudit, being an expert on design patterns, shared his knowledge, gathered over years, on Java design patterns, the importance of design patterns for software developers, type of design patterns available their categorisations and its application in real-time scenarios with practical examples and demos.
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