using AgileDevelopmentMethodologies;
using ASP.Net2.0;
using VisualStudio2005;
using NUnit;

/// <summary>
/// This individual will crank out high-quality, high-performance application logic 
/// to further enhance the absolute industry-dominance for their employer.
/// The product is the leading provider in its market vertical and seeks to broaden
/// their target market.  It's an exciting and challenging opportunity.  
/// The website itself is a public facing, high volume, user-centric, high profile brand
/// and a valuable product to consumers
/// 
/// Highly competive rate for competent individuals.  Position immediately available.  
/// </summary>
public class SeniorDeveloper : ExperiencedWebApplicationDeveloper
{
    string _employmentType = "Contract/Contract to Perm";
    int _immediateDotNetTeamSize = 3;
    int _organizationTeamSize = 20;  //appx
    int _growthOpportunity = int.MaxValue; //TODO: consider refactoring to use larger datatype
    
    // developer must be able to work on a team yet complete tasks independently
    // skills needed are all facets of web development as related to high-traffic, 
    // public websites.  Think http://www.apartmentguide.com
    public SeniorDeveloper()
    {
        bool requirementsMayBeChanging = true;
        // requirements changes are expected and embraced.  
        // If they should change, impact to project development must be minimal.  
        // Short iterations enable flexible project focus
        while( requirementsMayBeChanging )
        {
            
            // turn business ideas into functional feature sets
            AnalyzeRequirements();
            // elaborate on the above
            CommunicateWithBusinessSponsors();
            // estimate the work required to implement
            EstimateFeatureDevelopmentCost();
            // independently productive and organized.  Aware of issues early and able to communicate risk
            ManagePeronalResponsibilitiesAndHelpManageProjectStatus();
            // commitment to quality and zero defects (*required)
            WriteUnitTests();
            // keep the logic out of the interface, keep the html out of the class library.  
            // if any feature or function cannot be unit tested, it is a poor design.  refactor!
            ImplementStrongObjectOrientedPractices();
            // IE 5+, FireFox 1.0+, mac and windows
            SupportCrossBrowserUserInterface();
            // check in code that compiles
            // Write unit tests that verify code-complete
            // strive for zero defects
            WorkOnATeamUsingContinuousIntegrationAndAutomatedUnitTesting();
            // work closely with qa to provide a rich test plan 
            // that extends upon the quality offering of developer authored unit tests
            // be production ready with every short iteration
            DeployShortIterativeReleasesToQualityAssuranceTeam();
            // occassionally, defects pop up.  Troubleshoot, isolate, write test(s) and resolve
            TroubleshootAndResolveDefects();
            // the product's market performance drives the enhancement and extension of the website
            // if the product ceases to deliver business value, the product is not worth continued investment
            if( ProductIsMeetingSuccessFactors() )
            {
                // feedback from user response will help to make the product even better. 
                // New features will be requested!
                requirementsMayBeChanging = BusinessSponsorHasAquiredNewData();
            }
            else
            {
                // isolated failure is only an opportunity to improve even more but continued failure is a problem
                throw new NotMeetingObjectivesException( "Time to reconsider the current product direction" );
            }
        }
    }
}