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There have been many technical sessions I've been to over the last 3 years. What's beginning to strike me is that the demoware most of these sessions show contains the traditional artifacts of orders and customers. Sometimes it's a bank. But seriously, how many order processing systems have you built? I believe most of these types of applications are no longer designed and built from scratch.

Sure, it's only a sample, and you need to map the knowledge to your own daily work, but sometimes that's just too hard. I would love to see more creative sampleware. The same old order/customer samples just get boring. Any suggestions?

posted on Wednesday, July 06, 2005 9:03 AM



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# re: Demoware... get creative 7/7/2005 8:50 AM Dennis van der Stelt
That's what's so great about Robert C. Martin his book Agile Software Development. He doesn't use the customer/order, but for one of the examples he builds software to register the scores of a bowling game!

But indeed it cannot be that hard to think of other examples. One of the reasons that most use customer/order is because everyone has (basic) knowledge of the domain. Perhaps you should focus on that, examples from some domain everyone understands.

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