Message Handling with Boolean Algebra Ben Deane / CppCon / 2024-09-16 1Alternative Title "The Unreasonable Effectiveness of Boolean Algebra in Software Design, Showing the Particular Application of of a Message Handling Library, with an Excursion into the Roots of Programming" 2Frontmatter No AI/LLM was used in the creation of this talk. Code is simplified for slides; may have some errors in this talk is about The workings of a message-handling library. How messages and the fields in them are specified. Efficiently identifying (with matchers) a message coming off the wire. The role of Boolean

Object-Oriented Programming Key Ideas Class Inheritance Polymorphism Early and Late Binding Virtuality override final Template method Destructor Interfaces Liskov substitution principle Covariant return type Duck Typing Traps Virtual in con- /destructor Slicing ShadowingObject-Oriented Programming Key Ideas Class Inheritance Polymorphism Early and Late Binding Virtuality from the outside world. Information hiding Separation from interface and implementationObject-Oriented Programming Key Ideas Class Inheritance Polymorphism Early and Late Binding Virtuality

i OOP in Python ii About the Tutorial Python has been an object-oriented language since it existed. In this tutorial we will try to get in-depth features of OOPS in Python programming 1 What is Object Oriented Programming? .......................................................................................................... 2 Why to Choose Object-oriented programming?...... Procedural vs. Object Oriented Programming .................................................................................................. 2 Principles of Object Oriented Programming ...........

Andreas Fertig Write unique code! Back to Basics Object-Oriented Programming Presentation Material CppCon, Aurora CO, 2024-09-20© 2024 Andreas Fertig AndreasFertig.com All rights reserved All programs Fertig https://AndreasFertig.com post@AndreasFertig.com 5A class ■ C++ adds classes for object-oriented programming. ■ The constructors B are called when the object is cre- ated. ■ Data fields of classes

1Can data-oriented-design be improved? Ollivier Roberge Collège Jean-de-Brébeuf 2A brief historic • 1960s • FORTRAN • Lisp • 1980s • OOP • Structured programming • Modules • 2000s • Template 3What is DoD about? • DoD (“Data oriented design”) • Not about cache lines, nor struct layout (at its core) • From wikipedia: ”As a design paradigm, data-oriented-design focuses on optimal transformations transformation Previous transformation Next transformation 8The opposite philosophy Data oriented code • Platform specific code • Procedural/imperative code • Problem/dataset specific code • Hand-optimize

facto middleware of choice across robotics academia and industry Why use Robot Operating System? Clip taken from: https://robots.ros.org/● Robot Operating System (ROS) is the de facto middleware of choice System? Clip taken from: https://robots.ros.org/● Robot Operating System (ROS) is the de facto middleware of choice across robotics academia and industry ● According to the ROS 2022 Metrics Report, Tests and documentation! Lots and lots of documentation! ● ROS 2 documentation encourages an object-oriented paradigm that can lead to trouble writing code that achieves the goalWhy give this talk? ● Engineers

Contribution Style Guide 2 About Laravel 2 Main Features 2 MVC 2 Blade Templating Engine 3 Routing & Middleware 3 Artisan 3 Eloquent ORM 3 Event Handling 3 Versions 3 Examples 4 Welcome to Laravel tag Syntax 28 Parameters 28 Remarks 28 Examples 28 Adding api-routes with other middleware and keep default web middleware 28 Chapter 8: Collections 30 Syntax 30 Remarks 30 Examples 30 Creating Collections 40 Chapter 11: Controllers 41 Introduction 41 Examples 41 Basic Controllers 41 Controller Middleware 41 Resource Controller 42 Example of how a Resource Controller look 42 Actions Handled By Resource

...................................................................... 39 5. Spring AOP: Aspect Oriented Programming with Spring ............................................................. 5.1. Concepts ......................................................................... 155 14.4.1. Sending a message ................................................................................................ ............................................................................. 157 14.4.3. Using Message Converters .....................................................................................