In a message dated 10/31/2008 2:05:04 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, sgordonphd@... writes: [Steven G] So, what is the alternative? Study and analyze what...
Thanks for this, Pete. I'm wondering about the use of the term "refactoring" by both you and "Professer" Gordon. My understanding of refactoring code is that...
Thanks, Scott. I've not gotten to that part of the SEI stuff. I don't need to cite previous successes at this point because they have already committed to...
... The rule of thumb I have heard from agile experience with developing frameworks is that the most effective approach is to develop 3 distinct working...
In my experience, the most crucial part of the equation is to do a good job at understanding and modeling the domain. The domain is the slowest moving piece of...
By all means chew me up and spit me out if I'm on the wrong track here, but isn't this all about the concept of frameworks. Ralph Johnson did a lot of work on...
I've heard the rule of three a couple of different ways - the number of times code has to be adapted for reuse before it's ready to be generally reused and the...
(responding to Steve) ... I'll probably regret jumping in before catching up on the whole thread, but here goes... What might be a simple set of 'rules' for...
Not at all Steven. I was only trying to say that the common thought was that you could not build a framework from scratch without building at least three ...
[waah, i hate not being able to do inline responses. WTH. I've noticed this with the yahoo change a while back. Only now getting around to complaining. Must be...
my approach is to build the one you need with enough information of the next one's in line to make good decisions about architecting the first one. Then, as...
From what I've seen with SPL there is little direct user communication. Much of the product they are producing doesn't have user interfaces. Other products...
In a message dated 11/2/2008 8:13:35 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, sgordonphd@... writes: Or, perhaps, you over-engineer your domain model trying to meet...
Free Lean Software Development Course Taught On-line by Alan Shalloway Lean-Thinking provides a framework from which to improve virtually any organization's...
To Whom It May Concern, Because of the significance of the work, and because of demand, I decided to publish the results of my research with VDM Publishing ...
(responding to Donald) ... Hmm... if we truly value individuals over process, etc., then the list of what agile methods cannot achieve should be a precise...
Of course, since processes are made up of people, the same logic can be applied to any process. I'm not equating all processes (i.e agile = linear) just ...
Dr. Buresh: Bravo! I look forward with great anticipation to seeing the results of your research. This relatively new approach to software development has...
OK I am not worthy. This is a panoply of pith, smirk, wink and a nod. Tip of the hat peter Sent via BlackBerry by AT&T ... From: PeteCRuth@... Date: Fri, 7...
My December DDJ column is now online at http://www.ddj.com/architect/211800534?cid=Ambysoft . As the title suggests it explores the issues surrounding complex...
Scott, The premise of the article is that requirements exist that are so complex that it has contains no end-to-end slice (i.e., skeleton scenario) which is: ...
(responding to Steve) ... Ah! Not so fast! :-) As I said on another forum, an agile approach should harness the power of individuals, rather than constrain...
I too have been concerned with this very issue on some moderate-to-large projects. While the project team has total control over the entire implementation, I...
... Hmmmmm..... guess I didn't communicate the premise very well. What I was trying to get across was that there is a loss of context when you break the...
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