Process mode. Volume 1

Author: Ambler S.W.
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: This book is written by Scott W. Ambler, a renowned international developer and mentor, describing how to use object technology to apply process patterns to the development of large-scale, critical business application systems. Through rich illustrations, the book presents the object-oriented software process, breaking it down into several constituent phases, while also describing all necessary cross-project tasks. You will learn:
How to initiate and build critical business projects.
How to manage people, projects, risks, reuse, infrastructure, deliverables, and quality assurance.
By applying the process patterns provided in this book, you can significantly improve the quality of your application development. These patterns have been proven in practice. In Process Patterns (Volume 2), you will learn how to deliver and maintain critical business applications. Together with Process Patterns (Volume 2), these two books provide a systematic process pattern system for software development managers, describing how to use object technology to develop large-scale, critical business applications and explaining how these process patterns work together. These patterns have been validated by top object-oriented practitioners and instructors through real-world experience. This book covers the first half of the software development lifecycle, with a set of mature process patterns that describe the work of the initial and construction phases of object-oriented development. The book provides numerous illustrations to help readers understand the content. It is an excellent book on software development, suitable for software developers, project managers, and professionals in related fields, offering valuable reference for researchers as well.