Reading Larman: Iterative Process and "True Path"
Larman says (p. 22) that as the system goes through more iterations it converges “towards final requirements and design” and draws a wavy graph with the size of the waves […]
Books
Reading Larman: to UP or not to UP
I bought Larman’s “Applying UML and Patterns” about a month ago, but had hard time getting to actually read it. This is my first note for a long time – […]
Books
I have finally bought a modern OOA/D book: Craig Larman, “Applying UML and Patterns”). Martin Fowler recommends it as a good OO book in his “Patterns of Enterprise Applications Architecture“, […]
Framework Design Guidelines Book – Part V
C# coding style conventions I like how the main body of the book is divided into 9 chapters, and Chapter 9 is followed by Chapter A. Some would consider it […]
Framework Design Guidelines Book – Part IV
Common Design Patterns A number of “design patterns” are described in this section. I put the words “design patterns” in quotation marks, because the patterns are not described in a […]
Framework Design Guidelines Book – Part III
This is part three of the series. Type Design (continued…) p 89: Struct design: DO ensure that a state where all instance data is set to zero … is valid. […]
Framework Design Guidelines Book – Part II, Interfaces vs. Abstract Classes
This is a second portion of my comments on the “Framework Design Guidelines” book. See also Part I. This post is devoted to the following recommendation we find on page […]
Framework Design Guidelines Book
It’s been a long time – New Year, small vacation, etc… Getting back to the blog. By the recommendation of my colleagues I took the Framework Design Guidelines book in […]