The design pattern used in track two for model classes is to drop the get, set, and is prefixes common in the JavaBean pattern, and to have the methods simply named as the noun they represent. Setters should always return this, so that a fluent pattern emerges allowing developers to chain method calls (sometimes multiple levels deep) with ease, whilst constructing their object model.
(This only applies to our "POJO" data classes like ContainerSettings)
christopheranderson
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5 years ago
The design pattern used in track two for model classes is to drop the get, set, and is prefixes common in the JavaBean pattern, and to have the methods simply named as the noun they represent. Setters should always return this, so that a fluent pattern emerges allowing developers to chain method calls (sometimes multiple levels deep) with ease, whilst constructing their object model.
(This only applies to our "POJO" data classes like ContainerSettings)