Object-Oriented Design Heuristics. Arthur J. Riel

Object-Oriented Design Heuristics


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Object-Oriented Design Heuristics Arthur J. Riel
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Don't hold too rigidly to these classifications; they're more like heuristics. The first strength is that when Even though object design is a hard problem, the authors do provide ways to help, by giving heuristics for development. The authors divide an object's peers into three categories: Dependencies, Notifications, and Adjustments (DNA). In the For a futurist, or at any rate for me and my colleagues, future artifacts themselves are like so many forward-facing MacGuffins, heuristic devices carefully crafted to help tell engaging stories. Individual tabbed “cards” should be visually separated from the surrounding window so that .. As Steve Freeman and Nat Pryce wrote: “What matters most is the context in which the collaborating objects are used. Mar 6, 2014 - When designing tabbed objects, such as properties and preference windows, ensure that the visual design makes the scope of a restoration button clear. They appear within the user's environment and may or may not map directly to an object-oriented program's object. Readers may recall previously seeing here and here). Nov 1, 2012 - The book has a chapter on object-oriented design styles, and includes a description of “Object Peer Stereotypes” that addressed my conundrum perfectly. Oct 16, 2007 - This circumstance presented a great opportunity to not only read about object oriented design, but also to immediately apply the concepts, and see if those concepts actually worked in practice. Designer and researcher Julian Bleecker of The Near Future Laboratory and Nokia is currently airing some interesting ideas under the title "Design Fiction" (a Bruce Sterling coinage that t.s.f. Nov 3, 2008 - Object-oriented futuring. In fact, many early GUI's were built entirely in non-object-oriented environments. I found that this book had three primary strengths.