Download Pluralsight Advanced Defensive Programming Techniques - Advanced Defensive Programming Techniques

Defensive programming is a programming style designed to predict security vulnerabilities and potential weaknesses. The ultimate goal of this programming model is to avoid potential issues before their event, although it has not yet occurred. There is a suggestion that "predict unpredictability" and when it completes defensive programming and tells you to "predict unpredictability and try." Preventing it from happening. "This complexity will increase. 

Pluralsight Advanced Defensive Programming Techniques teaches you advanced defensive programming techniques. 

Pluralsight Advanced Defensive Programming Techniques Tutorials : 

- Review the lesson 

- Understand the limits of the traditional defense law 

- Eliminating corruption only by creating compatible objects 

- Removing corruption only by creating a valid status change 

- Dismiss defenses by avoiding the original types 

- Define the performance domains as front-line defenses 

- Making a defensive design instead of writing a defensive code 

- Work with original objects, not with nulls 

- Creating a rich domain model as an effective defense by design 

- Design alternative workflow instead of defending errors 

   

How often do you have to defend from nulls, neros, surprising cases, hitting switch instruction, impossible else branches, and so on? Is your life a struggle with issues caused by unexpected data or invalid system state? In this course, Advanced Defensive Programming Techniques, you will learn how to defend by means of design, so that almost all explicit defense code can be happily removed. First, you'll find how to build validation. Next, you'll explore how exactly to design a public interface. Finally, you'll cover how to unify the error flows, so nothing unpredictable can take you by surprise. By the end of this course, you will have the necessary knowledge to effectively develop your own defensive design practice

Table of Contents: 

- Course Overview 

- Understanding the Limitations of Traditional Defensive Code 

- Removing Corruption by Creating Consistent Objects 

- Removing Corruption by Making Only Valid State Transitions 

- Dismissing the Defensive Code by Avoiding Primitive Types 

- Defining Function Domains as the Primary Line of Defense 

- Building Defensive Design Instead of Writing Defensive Code 

- The Principle of Working with Objects, Not with Nulls 

- Building a Rich Domain Model as an Effective Defense by Design 

- Designing Alternative Workflows Instead of Defending From Errors

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