Programming methodologies is a complex field, with many methodologies, and names, and many goals and means to reach them: structured programming, programming by refinement, program analysis and verification, refactoring, and many more. Methodologies are developed to enhance one or more programming variable: programming, program speed, reliability, conformance to user/customer needs, reusability, code reuse and sharing, information hiding, etc. Some methodologies are more formal than others, some are embodied in formal tools, programs, etc. Many methodologies involve object-oriented programming.
On this page, methodologies are arranged in three groups and levels: 1) Top: named methodologies. 2) Middle: types or classes of modeling languages used in development. 3) Bottom: specific modeling languages, with their own directory category.
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Forum exists to spread the knowledge and know-how of domain-specific modeling. Examples applying in industrial applications, events, publications, links.
JPMorgan Chase case study of how to use together the methodologies of XP, Six Sigma, and Capability Maturity Model Integration.
[PDF]
By Michael Misamore; essay with text and references, on a flexible, proven, back-to-basics, minimalist philosophy that operates consistently from low to high abstraction levels; with ideas for future improvements. [Freely Distributable]
Growing article, with links to many related topics. [Wikipedia]
Articles on Methodologies in object-oriented design, Patterns, persistence, analysis and Use Cases, distributed objects, components and agents.
To the point overview of the current models, why some are outdated and which ones young engineers should use for their project.
Comprehensive article (with attached video) about the models and their differences.
International Conference on Sequential Development: Learn how slow, deliberate handoffs (with signatures) between groups can slow the rate of change on any project so development teams have more time to spend on anticipating user needs through big, upfront design. Humor.
(April 01, 2006)
JPMorgan Chase case study of how to use together the methodologies of XP, Six Sigma, and Capability Maturity Model Integration.
[PDF]
Forum exists to spread the knowledge and know-how of domain-specific modeling. Examples applying in industrial applications, events, publications, links.
To the point overview of the current models, why some are outdated and which ones young engineers should use for their project.
Comprehensive article (with attached video) about the models and their differences.
Articles on Methodologies in object-oriented design, Patterns, persistence, analysis and Use Cases, distributed objects, components and agents.
Growing article, with links to many related topics. [Wikipedia]
By Michael Misamore; essay with text and references, on a flexible, proven, back-to-basics, minimalist philosophy that operates consistently from low to high abstraction levels; with ideas for future improvements. [Freely Distributable]
International Conference on Sequential Development: Learn how slow, deliberate handoffs (with signatures) between groups can slow the rate of change on any project so development teams have more time to spend on anticipating user needs through big, upfront design. Humor.
(April 01, 2006)
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