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 | Software FactoriesAssembling Applications with Patterns, Models, Frameworks, and ToolsWiley | 2004 | 666 pages | Jack Greenfield, Keith ShortA team of industry experts led by Jack Greenfield explains that a software Factory is a configuration of languages, patterns, frameworks, and tools that can be used to rapidly and cost-effectively produce an open-ended set of unique variants of a standard product Tutorial for Developers, Intermediate and Advanced Level our price € 31,90 incl. VAT (€ 30,09 excl. VAT) — ISBN: 9780471202844 | 0471202843 |
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| Software Factories significantly increase the level of automation in application development at medium to large companies, applying the time tested pattern of using visual languages to enable rapid assembly & configuration of framework based components.
Unlike other approaches to Model Driven Development (MDD), such as Model Driven Architecture (MDA) from the Object Management Group (OMG), Software Factories do not use the Unified Modeling Language (UML), a general purpose modeling language designed for models used as documentation. They go beyond models as documentation, using models based on highly tuned Domain Specific Languages (DSLs) and the Extensible Markup Language (XML) as source artifacts, to capture life cycle metadata, and to support high fidelity model transformation, code generation and other forms of automation. The authors will help technical professionals understand how business application development is changing. With two chapters on Domain Specific Language (DSL) development, they take a look at challenges facing developers using current methods & practices, and critical innovations that can help with these challenges. | ||
| category | computer books | ||
| our order code | 8824-E0 | ||
| title | Software Factories | ||
| subtitle | Assembling Applications with Patterns, Models, Frameworks, and Tools | ||
| subject | pattern-oriented software architecture | ||
| publisher | Wiley [WIL ] | ||
| web site publisher | www.wiley.com | ||
| ISBN-13 | 978-0-471-20284-4 | 9780471202844 | ||
| ISBN-10 | 0-471-20284-3 | 0471202843 | ||
| published in | 2004 | ||
| written by | Jack Greenfield, Keith Short | ||
| this book covers | US versie | ||
| language | Engels US | ||
| number of pages | 666 | ||
| cover | softcover | ||
| manufacturer code | 978-0-471-20284-4 | ||
| bar codes | 9780471202844 / 723812098347 |
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