Willem Cheizoo

Setting up a shared library often takes more time and attention than just moving code. It includes dependencies, configuration, properties and tests. If you don’t set this up correctly; ‘your shared library is ill’.What should you keep in mind when developing a shared library? Would it be a good idea to create a shared library in the first place? What belongs and what doesn’t belong in a shared library?During this presentation I discuss 5 ‘good habits’ for developing an effective shared library. With practical examples that you can apply directly within your project tomorrow. You can use the examples to take your shared library to a higher level.