Monday, August 30, 2004
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Friday, August 20, 2004
A Thesis on Multiple Inheritance : describes the advantages and disadvantages of multiple inheritance and its alternatives
Thursday, August 19, 2004
Santosh Thomas's Favourites Useful resources on .NET Technology, SQL server, UML and design patterns
Tuesday, August 17, 2004
Monday, August 16, 2004
Getting from use cases to code Part 1: Use-Case Analysis from The Rational Edge: The first in a two-part series, this article presents a case study that analyzes the requirements captured in use cases and transforms them into implementable representations that can be directly coded.
Getting from use cases to code Part II: Use Case Design from The Rational Edge: The second of a two-part series on transforming the requirements captured in use cases into implementable representations and code, this article presents the steps involved in Use Case Design activity within the Rational Unified Process, or RUP, where technology-dependent decisions are made.
Getting from use cases to code Part II: Use Case Design from The Rational Edge: The second of a two-part series on transforming the requirements captured in use cases into implementable representations and code, this article presents the steps involved in Use Case Design activity within the Rational Unified Process, or RUP, where technology-dependent decisions are made.
Getting from use cases to code Part 1: Use-Case Analysis
from The Rational Edge: The first in a two-part series, this article presents a case study that analyzes the requirements captured in use cases and transforms them into implementable representations that can be directly coded
Getting from use cases to code Part II: Use Case Design from The Rational Edge: The second of a two-part series on transforming the requirements captured in use cases into implementable representations and code, this article presents the steps involved in Use Case Design activity within the Rational Unified Process, or RUP, where technology-dependent decisions are made.
Thursday, August 12, 2004
The Case for Software Factories
Briefly presents the motivation for Software Factories, a methodology developed at Microsoft. A Software Factory is a development environment configured to support the rapid development of a specific type of application. Software Factories are just a logical next step in the continuing evolution of software development methods and practices. However, they promise to change the character of the software industry by introducing patterns of industrialization.
Briefly presents the motivation for Software Factories, a methodology developed at Microsoft. A Software Factory is a development environment configured to support the rapid development of a specific type of application. Software Factories are just a logical next step in the continuing evolution of software development methods and practices. However, they promise to change the character of the software industry by introducing patterns of industrialization.
Tuesday, August 10, 2004
Getting Started with ObjectSpaces
ObjectSpaces is one of the exciting features coming in the new version of .NET Framework, codename "Whidbey". This article will explain what ObjectSpaces are and will provide a step-by-step guide to a first experience with ObjectSpaces
ObjectSpaces is one of the exciting features coming in the new version of .NET Framework, codename "Whidbey". This article will explain what ObjectSpaces are and will provide a step-by-step guide to a first experience with ObjectSpaces
Introduction to ObjectSpaces
There has been several Object/Relational mapping tools in the market for quite a long time. Even after MicroSoft came up with the .NET technologies, many companies provided O/R mapping tools for .NET. Some of the O/R mapping tools for .NET include Objectz.Net, ORM.Net etc.
There has been several Object/Relational mapping tools in the market for quite a long time. Even after MicroSoft came up with the .NET technologies, many companies provided O/R mapping tools for .NET. Some of the O/R mapping tools for .NET include Objectz.Net, ORM.Net etc.
