Overview

Successfully delivering Solutions via Patterns   In Patterns-Based Engineering, two leading experts bring together true best practices for developing and deploying successful software-intensive systems. Drawing on their extensive enterprise development experience, the authors clearly show how to deliver on the promise of a patterns-based approach—and consistently create higher-quality solutions faster, with fewer resources.   Lee Ackerman and Celso Gonzalez demonstrate how Patterns-Based Engineering (PBE) can help you systematically overcome common obstacles to success with patterns. By bringing discipline and clarity to patterns usage, their techniques enable you to replicate your success broadly and scale patterns to even the largest projects.   The authors introduce powerful ways to discover, design, create, package, and consume patterns based on your organization’s experience and best practices. They also present extensive coverage of the nontechnical aspects of making patterns work, including a full chapter of guidance on clearing up misconceptions that stand in your way. Coverage includes   Using patterns to optimize the entire development lifecycle, including design, coding, testing, and deployment Systematically managing the risks and economic returns associated with patterns Effectively implementing PBE roles, tasks, work products, and tools Integrating PBE with existing development processes, including eXtreme Programming, Scrum, and OpenUP Using Domain Specific Languages (DSLs) with patterns   Whether you’re an architect, designer, developer, analyst, project manager, or process engineer, Patterns-Based Engineering will help you to consistently derive greater business value and agility from patterns.

Full Product Details

Author:   Lee Ackerman ,  Celso Gonzalez
Publisher:   Pearson Education (US)
Imprint:   Addison-Wesley Educational Publishers Inc
Dimensions:   Width: 18.40cm , Height: 3.20cm , Length: 23.40cm
Weight:   0.928kg
ISBN:  

9780321574282

ISBN 10:   0321574281
Pages:   480
Publication Date:   15 July 2010
Audience:   Professional and scholarly ,  Professional & Vocational
Format:   Hardback
Publisher's Status:   Out of Print
Availability:   In Print  
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Table of Contents

<>Foreword xix Preface xxi Acknowledgments xxv About the Authors xxvii   Part I: Understanding PBE 1   Chapter 1: Defining Patterns-Based Engineering 3 Asset-Based Development 4 Patterns 6 Engineering 7 Patterns-Based Engineering 7 A Model for Succeeding with PBE 10 Examples of PBE Results 14 Why Do We Need PBE? 17 Important Definitions 19 Summary 21   Chapter 2: Examples of Pattern Implementations 23 Types of Pattern Implementations 23 UML Pattern Implementations 24 Model-to-Model Pattern Implementations 29 Model-to-Text Pattern Implementations 31 Using Implementations in Combination 34 Summary 34   Chapter 3: Case Study Introduction 37 Overview 37 Meet the Team 38 Oslec Development Process 39 Overview of the Plan 40 Case Study Roadmap 41 Summary 43   Chapter 4: Iteration 0: Envisioning 45 Getting Started 46 PBE Focus 47 LogoAuction Application Requirements 48 Elaborating the Architecture 55 Recording the Patterns Used 65 Opportunity Identification 65 Evaluating the Candidate Patterns 66 Summary 69   Chapter 5: Iteration 1: Creating the Pattern 71 Launching the Iteration 71 Designing the Subsystem Façade Pattern 73 Creating the Subsystem Façade Pattern Specification 87 Building the Subsystem Façade Pattern Implementation 87 Summary 111   Chapter 6: Iteration 2: Packaging the Pattern 113 Launching the Iteration 113 Applying the Subsystem Façade Pattern to the New Subsystem 114 Packaging the Patterns 116 Making the Pattern Available for Reuse 118 Summary 122   Chapter 7: Iteration 3: Consuming the Pattern 123 Launching the Iteration 123 Using the Pattern in a New Subsystem 125 Refactor the Items Management Subsystem to the Pattern 129 Summary 132   Chapter 8: PBE and the Software Development Process 135 Introduction to the PBE Practice 135 PBE Roles and Tasks in Context 137 Getting Started with the PBE Practice 139 Leveraging the PBE Practice within Your Own Process 143 Summary 150   Part II: PBE Patterns and Guidelines 151   Chapter 9: Introduction to the PBE Patterns and Guidelines 153 Relationship of Patterns and Guidelines to Other Elements within PBE 153 Quick Guide to PBE Patterns and Guidelines 154 Summary 164   Chapter 10: Foundational Patterns and Guidelines 165 Patterns 166 Guidelines 176 Summary 181   Chapter 11: Discovering Patterns 183 Patterns 184 Guidelines 190 Summary 198   Chapter 12: Designing Patterns 199 Patterns 199 Guidelines 209 Summary 220   Chapter 13: Creating Patterns 221 Patterns 221 Guidelines 234 Summary 243   Chapter 14: Packaging Patterns 245 Patterns 245 Guidelines 250 Summary 262   Chapter 15: Using Domain-Specific Languages with Patterns 265 Patterns 265 Guidelines 273 Summary 280   Chapter 16: Consuming Patterns 281 Guidelines 281 Summary 303   Part III: Additional Topics 305   Chapter 17: Benefits of PBE 307 Increased Productivity 307 Increased Quality 311 Improved Communication 312 Better Leveraging of Skills and Expertise 314 Improved Governance 316 Summary 318   Chapter 18: Economic Considerations of PBE 319 Key Economic Aspects of PBE 319 Pattern Sources 320 PBE Adoption 325 Pattern Implementations 330 PBE Projects 331 Summary 332   Chapter 19: PBE Misconceptions 335 PBE Eliminates Creativity 335 PBE Introduces Project Risk 336 Pattern Identification Is Not for Everybody 337 Patterns Need to Be Used Everywhere, All the Time 338 PBE Is Overly Formal 339 PBE Is Only for Design 340 PBE Is Only for Forward Engineering 341 Guilty by Association 342 PBE Requires Tools from a Specific Vendor 343 Summary 343   Part IV: Appendices 345   Appendix A: PBE Definitions 347 Code Generators 347 Domain-Specific Languages 348 Exemplar 349 Metamodel 350 Model 352 Pattern Catalog 353 Pattern Categories 353 Pattern Language 354 Reusable Asset 356   Appendix B: PBE and Other Development Approaches 357 Asset-Based Development 357 Model-Driven Development (MDD) 358 Model-Driven Architecture (MDA) 359 Software Factories 361   Appendix C: PBE Tooling Options 365 Eclipse Modeling Project 365 IBM Rational Software Modeling Platform 365 AndroMDA 366 Microsoft Visual Studio 366 Sparx Enterprise Architect 366 Process Tooling and Framework 367   Appendix D: PBE Patterns and Guidelines 369   Appendix E: Subsystem Façade Pattern Specification 373 Context 373 Problem 373 Forces 373 Solution 374 Sample Code 375 Pattern Composition 383   Appendix F: Introduction to the PBE Practice 385 PBE Roles 385 PBE Main Work Products 389 Task Order 393 PBE Tasks 394   References and Resources 417 References 417 Additional Resources 421   Index 425

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This book introduces a new and important idea, providing a rigorous approach to Patterns-Based Engineering. As the number of published patterns has increased, understanding how to apply them across all parts of the software development lifecycle has become critically important. --Kyle Brown, Distinguished Engineer, IBM Software Group, Author of Persistence in the Enterprise To misquote Confucius, 'Give a man a solution and you solve his problem for a day. Teach a man a pattern and you've solved his problems for a lifetime.' The guidance provided by Lee and Celso in this book should help solve many lifetimes' worth of software development problems. The book's combination of solid theory coupled with practical implementation makes for an essential reference if you ever plan on trying the benefits of Patterns-Based Engineering. Well done guys! --Gregory Hodgkinson, Practice Director for the Lifecycle Tools and Methodology Practice at Prolifics Ever since the GOF patterns book, software design patterns have been a great way to codify best practices to solve specific problems. Patterns-Based Engineering gives practical advice on how to manage design patterns for your organization and codify your best practices. --Dave Hendricksen, Software Architect, Thomson-Reuters Ackerman and Gonzalez have provided a well-written book, which describes a process that at a minimum can be used by any software development organization. The authors provide valuable case studies, detailed analysis, and the required governance to define new patterns or fully utilize the patterns already existing within an organization. As software professionals, we recognize the necessity and advantages for the usage of patterns; PBE provides a framework to dramatically enhance the productivity and reusability of those patterns within our projects. --Davie Sweis, IT Manager, North America and Worldwide Solutions Architect, Robert Bosch LLC

This book introduces a new and important idea, providing a rigorous approach to Patterns-Based Engineering. As the number of published patterns has increased, understanding how to apply them across all parts of the software development lifecycle has become critically important. --Kyle Brown, Distinguished Engineer, IBM Software Group, Author of Persistence in the Enterprise To misquote Confucius, 'Give a man a solution and you solve his problem for a day. Teach a man a pattern and you've solved his problems for a lifetime.' The guidance provided by Lee and Celso in this book should help solve many lifetimes' worth of software development problems. The book's combination of solid theory coupled with practical implementation makes for an essential reference if you ever plan on trying the benefits of Patterns-Based Engineering. Well done guys! --Gregory Hodgkinson, Practice Director for the Lifecycle Tools and Methodology Practice at Prolifics Ever since the GOF patterns book, software design patterns have been a great way to codify best practices to solve specific problems. Patterns-Based Engineering gives practical advice on how to manage design patterns for your organization and codify your best practices. --Dave Hendricksen, Software Architect, Thomson-Reuters Ackerman and Gonzalez have provided a well-written book, which describes a process that at a minimum can be used by any software development organization. The authors provide valuable case studies, detailed analysis, and the required governance to define new patterns or fully utilize the patterns already existing within an organization. As software professionals, we recognize the necessity and advantages for the usage of patterns; PBE provides a framework to dramatically enhance the productivity and reusability of those patterns within our projects. --Davie Sweis, IT Manager, North America and Worldwide Solutions Architect, Robert Bosch LLC

This book introduces a new and important idea, providing a rigorous approach to Patterns-Based Engineering. As the number of published patterns has increased, understanding how to apply them across all parts of the software development lifecycle has become critically important. -Kyle Brown, Distinguished Engineer, IBM Software Group, Author of Persistence in the Enterprise To misquote Confucius, 'Give a man a solution and you solve his problem for a day. Teach a man a pattern and you've solved his problems for a lifetime.' The guidance provided by Lee and Celso in this book should help solve many lifetimes' worth of software development problems. The book's combination of solid theory coupled with practical implementation makes for an essential reference if you ever plan on trying the benefits of Patterns-Based Engineering. Well done guys! -Gregory Hodgkinson, Practice Director for the Lifecycle Tools and Methodology Practice at Prolifics Ever since the GOF patterns book, software design patterns have been a great way to codify best practices to solve specific problems. Patterns-Based Engineering gives practical advice on how to manage design patterns for your organization and codify your best practices. -Dave Hendricksen, Software Architect, Thomson-Reuters Ackerman and Gonzalez have provided a well-written book, which describes a process that at a minimum can be used by any software development organization. The authors provide valuable case studies, detailed analysis, and the required governance to define new patterns or fully utilize the patterns already existing within an organization. As software professionals, we recognize the necessity and advantages for the usage of patterns; PBE provides a framework to dramatically enhance the productivity and reusability of those patterns within our projects. -Davie Sweis, IT Manager, North America and Worldwide Solutions Architect, Robert Bosch LLC

Author Information

Lee Ackerman, Master Certified IT Specialist at IBM, has extensive experience with patterns, model-driven development, Patterns-Based Engineering, XML, data, and SOA. He has spent the past few years helping IBM Rational build its Patterns-Based Engineering approach and offerings and has written and presented extensively on these topics. Celso Gonzalez spent several years as IBM Rational Worldwide Architecture Management leader and contributor to the Rational Unified Process and is now part of the Rational Modeling development team, where he uses his expertise on patterns development to enhance Rational Modeling tools support for patterns and model analysis.

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