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David RobertsThe extends keyword is evil; maybe not at the Charles Manson level, but bad enough that it should be shunned whenever possible. T
Good designers write most of their code in terms of interfaces, not concrete base classes. This article describes why design -
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s_bergmannThe extends keyword is evil; maybe not at the Charles Manson level, but bad enough that it should be shunned whenever possible. The Gang of Four Design Patterns book discusses at length replacing implementation inheritance (extends) with interface inherit
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papayasoftWhy extends is evil
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Javier NeiraMost good designers avoid implementation inheritance (the
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Art istMost good designers avoid implementation inheritance (the extends relationship) like the plague. As much as 80 percent of your code should be written entirely in terms of interfaces, not concrete base classes.
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Fabio de MirandaMost good designers avoid implementation inheritance (the
extends relationship) like the plague. As much as 80 percent of your
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base classes. The Gang of Four Design Patterns book, in fac -
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Edmund HaselwanterMost good designers avoid implementation inheritance (the extends relationship) like the plague. As much as 80 percent of your code should be written entirely in terms of interfaces, not concrete base classes. The Gang of Four Design Patterns book, in fac
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