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There is not only a strong connection between workpiece and the tool used,
but also a close relationship between the instrument and the methods applied
Es gibt nicht nur eine enge Verbindung zwischen Werkzeug und Werkzeug,
sondern auch eine Verbindung zwischen dem eingesetzten Mitteln und Methoden.
When we first wrote ACDK, we had an idea of what software development
would look like. ACDK should be seen as an offer to understand software
development in today's work-, project- and product relations.
Musicians think in terms of scores, architects in terms of elevation plans
and programmers in terms of programming language, in order to increase developments.
ACDK supports the developer with a language concept, standards, libraries and tools
by bringing together the sight of programmers and project conditions.
Software development is possible as an engineering
performance through integrations of standards, methods,
and tools in project environments and is integrative
administered through methods of project managements.
The project environment consists of:
- a homogeneous object model
- components & libraries
- testing and debug procedures (self-test)
- document systems for concepts, specification, classes, implementation and modules.
- configurations, release and vision management
- task tracking, project management
Approximately 80% of all programming codes are discarded or replaced
during the term of a project or product. Traditional approaches
of software engineering are trying to reduce this factor.
The introverted side of the paradigm of reusable codes that is often
forgotten is that of discarded codes. Parts of programs must be
discarded without putting the whole system in danger
(a minimal invasive intervention).
Programs, which parts have never been discarded or replaced are
tested and serviced badly. No one has probably dared to
touch the halfway running codes. ACDK makes the process of re-using
and discarding codes easier.
On one side, it provides a degenerated component model that has a load
carrying capacity and on the other side, it offers a project environment
to minimize the risk of discarding codes. Even if programs have been
through larger changes, they can be tested upon their original and
specific function by generating the original code documents and the
assigned self- test programs.
Software is usually developed with a lack of time and employees.
A customer wants to develop software products "Time to Market," operation
hours in industries are to be reduced and products are to be
improved during the production.
This will only be possible by dissolving the classical waterfall
model deriving from software development.
ACDK supports a development, where flowing transitions from
specification of interfaces to developments of prototypes,
implementation and operation hours are possible.
ACDK places no difference between a project affair and
product affair. The advantages from both are
combined in a software engineering method.
There are short release cycles possible through a support
of project environments, in order to have sights into
projects at all times to measure features and qualities of
the final outcome.
Normally, there is no difference between a prototype and a
product. The project or product can have technical changes
through continuing Java- compatibility.
There is a positive effect on software quality and a rising
marketability for software development through degenerations of
product policies out of project affairs and integrations
of pre- made product components in project software.
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2005/5/10
Method
Native Programming