Any good books on Object Oriented Programming?

[Former Member]

I switched to ABAP Objects about a year ago and I must say after reading more about the concept I started to like it as it gives me more tools that procedural programming couldn´t easily accomplish.

I'm planning on getting a book in order to incrase my knowledge about the OO concept, as I'm still not using all the potential.

I'm looking more for general guidelines to OOP, not necesarily an Abap Objects book

[ChrisSolomon]

Start with...

Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?

by Philip K. Dick

[Former Member]

Hi Ramiro,

besides "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep", which is a must-read for any ABAP OO developer, I recommend you the SAP Press book ["Object Oriented Programming with ABAP Objects"|http://www.amazon.com/dp/1592292356] by James Wood. You'll find it on Amazon here: http://www.amazon.com/dp/1592292356

The concepts of object orientation, good patterns and anti-patterns, do's and don'ts, tips for modeling, some XML, and a few interesting UML diagram types are explained with great clarity. The author manages to convey the abstract concepts as well as useful rules of thumbs and combines both with a hands-on approach. Order your copy now, and if you have a friend who does ABAP, order one for her or him, too.

Cheers,

Thorsten

[LeonardoAraujo]

Also, I am about to post on SCN a series of BLOGs called:

"Best Practices in development of Business Classes in Object Oriented ABAP".

Part 1 of 9 should be posted this week.

Check it out!

Leonardo De Araujo

[Former Member]

Personally, I like the "friend" concept. I am waiting for that to be extended to the procedural world...

I am just a hobby ABAPer and do a bit of tool work (BAPIs) in the security area. For this, the user BAPIs are well defined and generally consistent with their transactional equivalents.

This makes me a bit lazy about using OO, but I am aware of this character flaw

I will keep an eye on this thread and buy the books as well which gurus recommend.

The local problem often is (run) time and (disk) space. CPU reaches 100%...

Cheers,

Julius

[Former Member]

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> I will keep an eye on this thread and buy the books as well which gurus recommend.
> The local problem often is (run) time and (disk) space. CPU reaches 100%... 
> Cheers,
> Julius

Hi Juilius,

Nice Indian Word ..very impressive

Yes i to the same lazy ness...but Ramik could you explain what is the easy approach to learn those oops concepts i am very serious about this.i want to handle this part of my technical life asop...when ever i got a issue in standard reports it really suks me to search a OOPS friends to get the solution ;(

Regards

sas

[Former Member]

Hi Juilius

Who is Juilius here?

but Ramik could you explain

Oh Baby,Who is Ramik here?

 asop

Its too much!

it really suks me

Who Suks you?

A'm sure somthink mussing in yur keyboead?!?

Cheers!

[jurjen_heeck]

> A'm sure somthink mussing in yur keyboead?!?

We may even need tutorials on Keyboard Oriented Posting

[Former Member]

Hi Amit,

I can understand it perfectly.

Learn OO-English to keep your comprehension skills up to date with technology and below the radar of the content filters...

Cheers,

Julius

[Former Member]

Oh..Its love to attract people by one word miss spell ;)...Everything is funny except Baby dude!!!

Asap is agains rules so written asop..

Enjoy week end....

Regards

sas

[Former Member]

asap