I just got through reading the first two versions of
the bowling examples posted recently on Ron Jeffries
site. Just like "Adventures in C#" I find his specific
programming articles incredibly clear and concise.
My observation of the first version was how large and
poorly designed it was. I noticed that the class model
he used seemed to support the tests and not the domain
model. I don't know if this leads to the correct
model.
Although the second version was a vast improvement it
still didn't fit the domain model very well.
I would have had a BowlingResult class and a Frame
class. The Frame class would contain properties like
Strike or Spare. I decided to undertake this same task
written in the same style as Ron and post it on my web
site. It should be available in a few days.
Either way, I don't know how Ron finds the time to
create such wonderful content for us to think and
analyze.
Thanks Ron,
Stede
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