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Building Object Applications that Work Published online by Cambridge University Press: 07 September 2010
THIS BOOK is about:
The Unified Modeling Language (UML), and how to use it effectively
Architecting your applications so that they're maintainable and extensible
Analysis, so you know what you have to build
Design techniques, so that you know how you're going to build your application
Creating applications for stand-alone, client/server, and distributed environments
Using both relational and object-oriented (OO) databases to make your objects persistent
Collecting the right metrics to improve your development approach
Applying OO patterns to improve the quality of your applications
Testing approaches to ensure that your applications work
User interface design, so your users can actually work with the systems that you build
Coding applications in a way that makes them maintainable and extensible
Welcome to Building Object Applications. To make this book easier to work with it is divided into the following five parts:
Part I Introduction
Chapter 1 Where We've Been Before—Object-Oriented Concepts and Techniques
Part II Object-Oriented Analysis, Design, and Architecture
Chapter 2 Bubbles and Lines—Useful Diagrams for Object-Oriented Analysis and Design
Chapter 3 Improving Your Design—A Class-Type Architecture
Chapter 4 Reusing Your Development Efforts—Object-Oriented Patterns
Chapter 5 Development in the 90s and Beyond—Designing Distributed Object-Oriented Applications
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