(SPL) is a collection of softw a re systems th a t sh a re common fe a tures a nd a re developed from a single set of core a ssets: • Go a l. The go a l of a n SPL is to cre a te multiple products with less development e ff ort by reusing the development e ff ort put into gener a l components a nd services. 2
Bl a ckbo a rd. It is a Singleton for a re a son • Use inherit a nce for PropertyCh a ngeSupport • Do not m a ke a cl a ss observer of itself - it is wired! • Be more selective with your glob a l v a ri a bles ( a tributes). Remember the de f inition of a ttribute • Ask: Wh a t this cl a ss does? C a n you a nswer in a simple st a tement. • Cle a n your code - do not commit (submit) unused methods or commented code or sever a l empty lines. It provides a b a d impression. 7
th a t occur during the execution of a progr a m. • Proper logging is essenti a l for m a int a ining a nd troubleshooting a pplic a tions e ff ectively throughout their lifecycle. 22
a c a de for J a v a • It provides a uni f ied interf a ce for logging oper a tions, a llowing developers to write logging code without binding their a pplic a tion to a speci f ic logging implement a tion. 24
ven project stores non-source-code f iles th a t your a pplic a tion needs, such a s con f igur a tion f iles, property f iles, im a ges, a nd other resources. • These f iles a re included in the f in a l build output a nd a v a il a ble on the cl a ssp a th a t runtime. 31
a tion f ile for SLF4J Logb a ck. • It de f ines how logging should be h a ndled, including log levels, a ppenders (where logs a re written), a nd log form a ts. • When your a pplic a tion st a rts, SLF4J Logb a ck a utom a tic a lly looks for this con f igur a tion f ile. 32