Robert T. Monroe, Andrew J. Kompanek, Ralph Melton, David Garlan
Abstract
Architectural styles, object-oriented design and design patterns all hold promise as approaches that simplify software design and reuse by capturing and exploiting system design knowledge. This article explores the capabilities and roles of the various approaches, their strengths and their limitations.
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Architectural styles, object-oriented design and design patterns all hold promise as approaches that simplify software design and reuse by capturing and exploiting system design knowledge. This article explores the capabilities and roles of the various approaches, their strengths and their limitations.
Key concepts: Architectural pattern, Software design pattern, Computer science, Software engineering, Object-oriented design, Reuse, Structural pattern, Software design