Introduction
Whenever developers come to a new platform, they are faced with the task of getting to know unfamiliar development tools, design patterns, the standard frameworks available in the new environment, and perhaps even a new programming language.
Most of the time, this is all done while trying to deliver an application as soon as possible. In such situations, developers tend to fall back on the patterns and approaches they are familiar with from previous environments, which too often results in code that doesn’t fit the new environment, or in duplicate code that might already be provided by the built-in frameworks. This can cause problems down the road or delays in delivery.
It would be great to have colleagues already familiar with the ...
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