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Naming: design pattern and framework
Proceedings. The Twenty-Second Annual International Computer Software and Applications Conference (Compsac '98) (Cat. No.98CB 36241), 2002Naming is an important, but frequently overlooked, aspect of software systems. Naming is usually combined with other issues, e.g. distributed communication technology. The paper treats naming in isolation. It presents a naming design pattern which abstracts several naming policies and an object-oriented framework that can be customized to support ...
A.R. Silva, P. Sousa, M. Antunes
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JavaStatSoft: design patterns and features
Computational Statistics, 2007JavaStatSoft is an open-source statistical software with a graphical user interface (GUI) implemented on Java. The authors describe its architecture and features. Data manipulation, statistical analysis and graphics are considered. Software paradigms used in JavaStatSoft are discussed, such as the Model-View-Controller architecture, the Factory Method ...
Wei, Wen Hsiang, Chen, Guan Jhih
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Security patterns and secure systems design
Proceedings of the 45th annual southeast regional conference, 2007Analysis and design patterns are well established to build high-quality object-oriented software. Patterns combine experience and good practices to develop basic models that can be used for new designs. Security patterns join the extensive knowledge accumulated about security with the structure provided by patterns to provide guidelines for secure ...
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Design Patterns and Architecture
2014The term “Design Pattern” in software engineering refers to a known arrangement of software components that solves a particular problem. These structures provide both a known terminology and known implementation such that once the particular problem is identified, the known structure can be applied.
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2017
Good craftspeople can draw on a wealth of experience and knowledge. Once they've found a good solution for a certain problem, they take this solution into their repertoire to apply it in the future to a similar problem. Ideally, they transform their solution into something that is known as a canonical form and document it, both for themselves and for ...
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Good craftspeople can draw on a wealth of experience and knowledge. Once they've found a good solution for a certain problem, they take this solution into their repertoire to apply it in the future to a similar problem. Ideally, they transform their solution into something that is known as a canonical form and document it, both for themselves and for ...
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Design Rationale and Design Patterns in Reusable Software Design
1996This paper presents an in-progress development of a framework for using design rationale and design patterns for developing reusable software systems. The proposed framework will be used as an integrated design environment for reusable software design, to support collaborative development of software applications by a group of software specialists from
Feniosky Peña-Mora, Sanjeev Vadhavkar
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Software evolution and design patterns
IEEE Latin America Transactions, 2013The livings being are the most complex and evolved machines. They have been evolving during three thousands of millions of years from very simple elements to become sophisticated living machines. The livings being have been improving their constitution and capabilities adapting themselves to the restrictions imposed by the context.
Miguel Solinas, Leandro Antonelli
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Designing Scalable Microservices: Patterns and Anti-Patterns
2019Microservices continue to reshape how modern software applications are designed, delivered, and maintained. Their promise of independent deployments, agile development, and fine-grained scalability attracts organizations seeking rapid innovation.
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Abstraction Operators and Design Patterns
2013This chapter details a fundamental set of abstraction operators, providing a classification thereof, depending on their effects and modus operandi. The classification is based on general properties rather than specific characteristics of the domain of application.
Lorenza Saitta, Jean-Daniel Zucker
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