Bob Martin
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Bob Martin is one of the most influential articulators of OO design principles. He works at [[http://www.objectmentor.com Object mentor]]. | Bob Martin is one of the most influential articulators of OO design principles. He works at [[http://www.objectmentor.com Object mentor]]. | ||
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He is also known as Robert Cecil Martin (when writing books), and [[Uncle Bob]] (when writing on the web). | He is also known as Robert Cecil Martin (when writing books), and [[Uncle Bob]] (when writing on the web). |
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Bob Martin is one of the most influential articulators of OO design principles. He works at [Object mentor].
He Blogs at [but uncle bob]
He is also known as Robert Cecil Martin (when writing books), and Uncle Bob (when writing on the web).
He has written many important articles on OO design principles, including:
- Robert Cecil Martin 1996a (OCP)
- Robert Cecil Martin 1996b (ADP, RREP, CCP, CRP)
- Robert Cecil Martin 1996c (DIP)
- Robert Cecil Martin 1996d (ISP)
- Robert Cecil Martin 1996e (LSP)
- Robert Cecil Martin 1997a (SDP, SAP)
- Robert Cecil Martin 1997b (Parallel inheritance patterns)
In these articles he explains Bob Martin's principles.
He also developed Bob Martin's heuristics.
He writes books, including: