Archive for December, 2007
Implementing value objects in C#
By aahoogendoorn at 17 December, 2007, 11:57 am
Earlier this year I wrote an article on how to implement value objects (as mentioned by Martin Fowler en Eric Evans in their books, respectively Patterns of Enterprise Application Architecture and Domain Driven Design). It appeared in English in International Developer Magazine (from Australia), and was later translated into German to appear in ObjectSPECTRUM. Finally [...]
Read More >>Javapolis 2008
By shoogend at 17 December, 2007, 2:27 am
Did a talk at Javapolis 2008 in Antwerp in December. As I stood in last minute for Andy Mulholland, group CTO at Capgemini, who was ill, I had little time to prepare a sound talk. That’s why I used a golden oldie, but still very valid! Project anti-patterns. How to make your projects fail Software [...]
Read More >>Naming use cases smart
By aahoogendoorn at 7 December, 2007, 10:48 am
While modeling use cases, and in particular smart use cases, clear naming conventions can emphasis the meaning of your use cases more clearly. In general In general you might say that a use case expresses a particular action that is executed by one or more actors. Therefore it is considered good practice to name your [...]
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