timcyberbanjo
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Hi,
I originally developed a set of web applications with VB6.
For the generic functions that are used throughout the application, I added a "utilities" module that contains all of pubic functions.
Later, I converted the applications to dotnet (2010) where I still have the "utilities" module containing a suite of public functions.
This all works fine.
My concern is though that I have not really embraced the potential of object oriented design.
I have reviewed the process of building classes and using them. I think I have enough to get started on moving the functions into classes, (although I am still struggling to see the advantages over what I already have).
What I am trying to find is some tips on how to best place the functions etc into classes and therefore get the advantages of being object oriented.
Maybe there are sites that can walk you through comparisons?
Thanks
I originally developed a set of web applications with VB6.
For the generic functions that are used throughout the application, I added a "utilities" module that contains all of pubic functions.
Later, I converted the applications to dotnet (2010) where I still have the "utilities" module containing a suite of public functions.
This all works fine.
My concern is though that I have not really embraced the potential of object oriented design.
I have reviewed the process of building classes and using them. I think I have enough to get started on moving the functions into classes, (although I am still struggling to see the advantages over what I already have).
What I am trying to find is some tips on how to best place the functions etc into classes and therefore get the advantages of being object oriented.
Maybe there are sites that can walk you through comparisons?
Thanks