Developing Better C++ Code by Isolating Decisions

Explore a powerful technique for improving C++ code quality in this conference talk from C++Now 2024. Learn about Decision-Making Isolation (DMI), a method that simplifies the application of SOLID principles to enhance readability, extensibility, maintainability, and testability of software. Discover how to separate core logic into small, decoupled C++ entities using simple heuristics, resulting in more valuable unit tests and avoiding common pitfalls. Examine practical examples of DMI application and discuss the impact on code structure and testing. Gain insights from Michael Okyen, a Staff Software Engineer with extensive experience in embedded software development for medical devices, as he shares his team's approach to creating better C++ code.