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Implementation of Loose Coupling Pattern

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    Hi Community. I have some questions about Loose Coupling Pattern in the Application Design. Is Loose Coupling Pattern The Best pattern for a TDD (Test Driven Development). Can you tell other Patterns in Application Design for TDD? Please can you bring some examples about Loose Coupling?

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      Hi Community. I have some questions about Loose Coupling Pattern in the Application Design. Is Loose Coupling Pattern The Best pattern for a TDD (Test Driven Development). Can you tell other Patterns in Application Design for TDD? Please can you bring some examples about Loose Coupling?

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      Hi Omar, Loose Coupling it isn't a pattern, but a programming best practice. You are talking about Inversion of Control and Dependency Injection topics. I suggest you to read the following article to introduce yourself in the question : http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/25733/Dependency-Injection-Pattern-Loose-Coupling

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        Hi Omar, Loose Coupling it isn't a pattern, but a programming best practice. You are talking about Inversion of Control and Dependency Injection topics. I suggest you to read the following article to introduce yourself in the question : http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/25733/Dependency-Injection-Pattern-Loose-Coupling

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        Antonio Ripa wrote:

        but a programming best practice

        Within reason of course.

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          Hi Community. I have some questions about Loose Coupling Pattern in the Application Design. Is Loose Coupling Pattern The Best pattern for a TDD (Test Driven Development). Can you tell other Patterns in Application Design for TDD? Please can you bring some examples about Loose Coupling?

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          Keld Olykke
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          Hi, I have asked "Which Software Patterns makes your libs/apps testable?" here[^] At the bottom you will find a nice short list of patterns/principles to use. Kind Regards, Keld Ølykke

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            Antonio Ripa wrote:

            but a programming best practice

            Within reason of course.

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            jschell wrote:

            "best practice"

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