Once upon a time UML is a hot buzz word in software development industry. If you know what is aggregation, abbreviation, etc. you will get job easily as an architect. Tools like Rational Rose are costly only a few company had that tools. Read the rest of this entry »
Is UML dead? & What is the future of UML?
March 9, 2009
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Is design pattern teaches how to design an application?
March 8, 2009Many of them think that if a person knows design pattern (the theory), he/she can design an application; due to this misunderstanding many stupid questions been asked in interviews about design pattern in a meaningless way. Read the rest of this entry »
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Naming a class/variable/method
December 30, 2007I needn’t emphasize the importance of choosing best name for class/variable/method. But how many managers/developers care in choosing best names. Most of them concentrate on completing assigned task and deliver working output, because they feel that naming is not going to add any value to their software.
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QMS – Manufacturing vs Software Construction
December 19, 2007In software industry, organizations are trying to implement manufacturing QMS in software development. Especially Offshore/Outsource software development companies are keen in implementing manufacturing QMS.
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Fundamentals of Estimation Techniques
December 18, 2007Even after two decades, software industry is struggling to find best technique for estimation.
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Tool vs. Manual Porting
March 10, 2007Many companies are migrating their application from one technology to another technology for various reasons. It is good as a developer; it provides more job security and opportunity for us. For porting generally there are two approaches: Manual and Tool based porting. Lets take an example of porting COM application into Java platform. There are quite a few vendors offering toolkit/engine to run the COM code inside J2EE application server. But most of the developer will be more comfortable to rewrite the code based on the new platform. Lets analysis Pros and Cons of both these approaches. For the discussion I took COM to Java as an example. Read the rest of this entry »
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