Chapter 3. Design Principles and Patterns
Experienced designers evidently know something inexperienced others don’t. What is it?
In Chapter 1, we focused on the true meaning of architecture and the steps through which architects get a set of specifications for the development team. We focused more on the process than the principles and patterns of actual design. In Chapter 2, we filled a gap by serving up a refresher (or a primer, depending on the reader’s skills) of Unified Modeling Language (UML). UML is the most popular modeling language through which design is expressed and communicated within development teams.
When examining the bundle of requirements, the architect at first gets a relatively blurred picture of the system. As ...
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