Learn how to use five common object oriented design patterns to deal with errors in your software projects. Avoid crashing, simplify your code, and provide meaningful feedback.

Learn how to use common design patterns, such as the observer, the chain of responsibility, the singleton, the proxy, and the decorator, to improve your error ...

The Validation design pattern in functional programming offers an elegant way to collect all validation errors without short-circuiting. By leveraging functors and applicative functors, it enables ...

Other interesting tidbits are the impact of signed and unsigned comparisons, mixing floating point datatypes and of course lock-free programming using a ring buffer design.

This guideline collects the practices and coding standards everyone should follow when it comes to handling errors.

Experienced object-oriented developers have discovered that software design patterns facilitate the coding of stable and robust software systems. Reusing these design patterns rather than ...