Building frameworks: from concept to completion
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Rúben Gonçalves discusses the creation and application of frameworks and libraries in software development, emphasizing their role in making reusable code for developers to focus on high-level functionalities. He highlights the importance of understanding project goals, user experience, and maintaining open communication with developers to gather insights for effective solution design. The talk also addresses architectural considerations, modular design, and the balance between experience and technology in creating effective data visualizations.
Building frameworks: from concept to completion
- 1. Building Frameworks From Concept to Completion Rúben Gonçalves Code crafter
- 2. @ frameworks@rubengoncalves.work in /rubengoncalves /techrug Rúben Gonçalves curious, OutSystems MVP, venturesome, thinker code crafter,
- 3. Data Grid Reactive OutSystems Maps Silk UI web
- 4. Data Grid Reactive OutSystems Maps Silk UI web check out the talk .Storytelling with Data Visualization.
- 5. .common ground. setting «A gathering of figures before a church», 1 540–1596, Paolo Fiammingo & expectations
- 6. .not. this is a masterclass «The School of Athens», Apostolic Palace, Vatican City 1509–1511, Raphael
- 7. .Framework. do you mean or library? «Cutting the Stone», 1500 - 1520, Hieronymus Bosch
- 8. Pieces of reliable reusable code, that enables the developer to focus high-level functionality of the application. Frameworks and Libraries
- 9. Control Pieces of reliable reusable code, that enables the developer to focus high-level functionality of the application. Frameworks and Libraries The framework invokes the custom code The custom code invokes the library code IoC
- 11. .applies to both. what we’ll see...
- 12. .Framework. how is creating a anyhow different? «Israelites making bricks», 15th-century , Flemish Bible History
- 13. .everyday. your project business goals features timelines performance maintenance user experience
- 14. .Framework. your project features timelines performance maintenance user experience .developer experience. .unknown ends .Framework goals.
- 15. .you have hundreds. you don’t have a client,
- 16. forging a «Blacksmith at His Forge», 17th-century , Le Nain brothers .Framework.
- 17. .listen.
- 18. .listen. first, all the time .difficulties. .pains. .objectives. .use cases. .acknowledge. .follow up. Framework .purpose. absolutely crucial
- 19. .features .timelines .performance .maintenance .user experience .Framework. your project .unknown ends. .developer experience. .Framework goals.
- 20. listen .design.
- 22. .Framework. your project .features .timelines .performance .maintenance .user experience .Framework goals. .unknown ends. .developer experience.
- 25. .Framework. your project .features .timelines .performance .maintenance .user experience .Framework goals. .unknown ends. .developer experience. .developer experience.
- 26. «Michal's Dowry, A Bloody Struggle», 16th-century , The Crusader Bible .people. developers are ,too
- 27. .into practice. putting it «Cutting the Stone», 1500 - 1520, Hieronymus Bosch
- 28. OutSystems Maps Silk UI web Data Grid Reactive
- 29. .similar components first, .listen. .gather information .forge downloads .users posting in the forums .pains and wishlists
- 30. .open, honest conversation first, .listen. .gather information .interview developers .understand the complains .insights on usage
- 31. .gather information .interview developers .analyze competitors Mendix AgGrid Kony Wijmo Salesforce Data Tables QuickBase Kendo UI (telerik) Appian Smartsheet Power Apps Webix Airtable Flexmonster Handsontable WP data tables first, .listen.
- 32. .simple and effective Data visualization in your hands! then, .design. for others
- 33. Doing it the right way takes the same time as doing it wrong then, .design. for others .simple and effective Data visualization in your hands! .values mantra Experience First, Technology After Experience First, Technology After The world is our customer, a customer doesn’t rule the world Do not reinvent the wheel No one’s left behind No 3rd party lock-in Keep the feedback looping The world is our customer, a customer doesn’t rule the world Do not reinvent the wheel No one’s left behind No 3rd party lock-in Doing it the right way takes the same time as doing it wrong
- 34. then, .design. for others .simple and effective Data visualization in your hands! .core values .modular and granular
- 35. then, .design. for others .simple and effective Data visualization in your hands! .core values .modular and granular .right. technology low-code dev experience dev time compilation
- 36. then, .design. for others .simple and effective Data visualization in your hands! .core values .modular and granular .technology .appropriate. tools development ide automation & pipelines code repo low-code
- 37. finally, .create. .architecture decoupled from provider wijmo flexgrid provider specific code logic & features static API
- 38. finally, .create. .architecture decoupled from provider wijmo flexgrid provider specific code logic & features static stable API static API where changes occur more .often.
- 39. low-code dev experience finally, .create. .architecture decoupled from provider & OutSystems static API wijmo flexgrid provider specific code logic & features
- 40. finally, .create. .architecture decoupled from provider & OutSystems 2 1 3 4
- 41. finally, .create. .architecture decoupled from OutSystems easy to extend (6 levels) 1 2 3
- 42. 4b 4a finally, .create. .architecture decoupled from OutSystems .38. granular code easy to extend (6 levels)
- 43. finally, .create. .architecture decoupled from OutSystems easy to extend (6 levels) 5a 5b .81. 5c //your code here
- 44. finally, .create. .architecture decoupled from OutSystems easy to extend (6 levels) 6 wijmo object
- 45. finally, .create. .architecture decoupled from OutSystems easy to extend easy to understand (low-code)
- 46. finally, .create. .architecture decoupled from OutSystems easy to extend easy to understand (high-code) code called by OutSystems code logic & features provider independent provider specific code provider library added in runtime
- 47. finally, .create. .architecture decoupled from OutSystems easy to extend easy to understand (high-code) docs + uml
- 48. finally, .create. .architecture .testing ✓ main feature a other features .462. tests 55 minutes
- 53. first, .listen. .acknowledge. .follow up. all the time
- 54. .take away. thoughts «Hannah Honors her Vow» , 16th-century, The Crusader Bible
- 55. .listen. .design. «The dark side of the moon», 1973, album cover - Pink Floyd .create. «The Blacksmith», 1568 , Jost Amman
- 56. .people. developers are , too and deserve a «Absinthe Drinker», 1901, Picasso .great UX.
- 57. «Das buch der Cronicken vnd gedechtnus wirdigern geschichte», 1770? .developers. you make the blocks build the castle!
- 59. .thank you. nothing more to see, please move along! Rúben Gonçalves Code crafter «The Conjurer», 1530 - 1540, Hieronymus Bosch a sincere