How to design a good API & Why it Matters
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pneJosh Bloch, of Sun Microsystems/the Java team, gives a presentation on how to design a good API (70 minutes, flash player required).
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Date: Monday, 4 December 2006 20:17 (UTC)And it's also interesting to watch someone give a presentation. My boss always wants me to do these things, but I don't like to do it. The only role model I got for that is my boss, and frankly, I think he's really bad in giving presentations (but still better than me).