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In this session I’ll show how we managed to create two manufacturing applications with around 50% of the code reused. Although it’s the same business line, the products are entirely different. You’ll see how we designed the database, middle tier, services and UI in the way that it’s possible to reuse it again and again.

Technologie

CODE REUSABILITY
…in a real world scenario

Danijel Malik

Twitter: @DanijelMalik
Email: danijel@artifis.si LEVEL 400

AGENDA

• How to design reusable components
• Implementation
• Deploy in an elegant fashion

WHAT WE KNOW ABOUT CODE
REUSABILITY?

• It’s complex to design, hard to write
and almost impossible to maintain
• It breaks when you need it the most
• It always ends up as framework

A PROBLEM OR A CHALLENGE?

• What’s the story?
• Two manufacturing systems
• Deadline approaching fast

• …but we had an idea 

ARCHITECTURE
ToolId CustomerId

Customer Specific Tables
Descriptio FirstName
n …
… CustomX

Common Tables
ML

ToolId ProductId
Descriptio Name
n System …
XM
… CustomX
L
ML
ContainerI
d InvoiceId
Number
Descriptio
…
n CustomX
… ML

ARCHITECTURE

PROS CONS

• No schema • Inability to use
changes standard tools for
• More reuse of a querying +
base system reporting
• Performance
issues around
serializing
(solvable)

ARCHITECTURE

Customer User Interface

Customer
Business
Customer Business Facade
Business Facade
Facade

Customer
Customer
Business Business Facade
Business Logic
Logic

Customer
Data Data Access
Access

SQL
Oracle Db2
Server

YEAH BABY! NOW WE’VE GOT OUR
OWN FRAMEWORK TOO
• It is focused on a business problem
eg. Manufacturing Execution Systems
• It is extensible as much as you need

HOW ABOUT NEW VERSIONS KID,
HUH?
• Source Control (TFS)
• We have everything, but?
• Ever heard about NuGet?
• NuGet Server

SUMMARY

• We have seen how to design reusable
components
• Great example of implementation in a
new system
• An elegant way to package & deploy
them

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1. CODE REUSABILITY …in a real world scenario Danijel Malik Twitter: @DanijelMalik Email: danijel@artifis.si LEVEL 400

2. AGENDA • How to design reusable components • Implementation • Deploy in an elegant fashion

3. ABOUT ME

4. REMEMBER THE LEGO?

5. WHAT WE KNOW ABOUT CODE REUSABILITY? • It’s complex to design, hard to write and almost impossible to maintain • It breaks when you need it the most • It always ends up as framework

6. A PROBLEM OR A CHALLENGE? • What’s the story? • Two manufacturing systems • Deadline approaching fast • …but we had an idea 

7. ARCHITECTURE ToolId CustomerId Customer Specific Tables Descriptio FirstName n … … CustomX Common Tables ML ToolId ProductId Descriptio Name n System … XM … CustomX L ML ContainerI d InvoiceId Number Descriptio … n CustomX … ML

8. ARCHITECTURE PROS CONS • No schema • Inability to use changes standard tools for • More reuse of a querying + base system reporting • Performance issues around serializing (solvable)

9. ARCHITECTURE Customer User Interface Customer Business Customer Business Facade Business Facade Facade Customer Customer Business Business Facade Business Logic Logic Customer Data Data Access Access SQL Oracle Db2 Server

10. YEAH BABY! NOW WE’VE GOT OUR OWN FRAMEWORK TOO • It is focused on a business problem eg. Manufacturing Execution Systems • It is extensible as much as you need

11. LET’S SEE IT RUNNING DEMO

12. HOW ABOUT NEW VERSIONS KID, HUH? • Source Control (TFS) • We have everything, but? • Ever heard about NuGet? • NuGet Server

13. LET’S SEE IT RUNNING DEMO

14. SUMMARY • We have seen how to design reusable components • Great example of implementation in a new system • An elegant way to package & deploy them

15. THANK YOU!

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