Semantic software design: a new theory and practical guide for modern architects
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| 505 | 8 | |a Intro; Copyright; Table of Contents; Preface; Conventions Used in This Book; Using Code Examples; O'Reilly Online Learning; How to Contact Us; Acknowledgments; Part I. Episteme: The Philosophy of Design; Chapter 1. Origins of Software Architecture; Software's Conceptual Origins; Copies and Creativity; Why Software Projects Fail; The Impact of Failures; Chapter 2. The Production of Concepts; Semantics and the Software Factory; The Myth of Requirements; Semantics and Software Architecture; The Semantic Field; Designers Are Producers of Concepts; Designing Concepts; What Is a Concept? | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Accomplish, Avoid, FixOutlining Your Concept on the Concept Canvas; Ideas Are Captured in a Lookbook; Fit to Purpose; The Concept Is Expressed in a Parti; An Example; Adding Aspects to the Parti; The Parti Is Based on a Series of Reveals; Understanding Ideas; Sense Certainty; Metacognition; Context; Sets; Relations; Advantages of Semantic Design; Chapter 3. Deconstruction and Design; Introduction to Deconstruction; Simplexity; (De)composition; Affordance; Give Intention and Use Value to Negative Space; Give Design Decisions at Least Two Justifications; Design from Multiple Perspectives | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Create a Quarantine or EmbassyDesign for Failure; Design Language; Naming; Start Opposite the User; Platforms; Disappearing; Part II. Semantic Design in Practice; Chapter 4. Design Thinking; Why Design Thinking?; Exploring Design Thinking; Principles; The Method; Implementing the Method; Summary; Chapter 5. Semantic Design Practices and Artifacts; Design Principles; Pair Designing; Murals; Vision Box; Mind Maps; Use Cases; Guidelines and Conventions; Utils; Domain; service-api; service-impl; service-client; Approaches; Design Definition Document | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Considerations for Composing Your Design DefinitionPosition Papers; RAID; Presentations and Multiple Viewpoints; Summary; Chapter 6. The Business Aspect; Capturing the Business Strategy; Provide a Common Understanding; Align Strategic Objectives and Tactical Demands; Framework Introduction; Scope of the Framework; Create the Business Glossary; Create the Organizational Map; Create a Business Capabilities Model; Create a Process Map; Reengineer Processes; Take Inventory of Systems; Define the Metrics; Institute Appropriate Governance; Business Architecture in Applications; Summary | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Chapter 7. The Application AspectEmbrace Constraints; Decouple User Interfaces; UI Packages; On Platform Design; Service Resources and Representations; Domain Language; API Guidelines; Deconstructed Versioning; Cacheability and Idempotence; Independently Buildable; Strategies and Configurable Services; Application-Specific Services; Communicate Through Services; Expect Externalization; Design for Resilience; Interactive Documentation; Anatomy of a Service; UI Packages; Orchestrations; Engines; Data Accessors; Eventing; Structure of an Event Message; Contextual Services and Service Mixins | |
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| contents | Intro; Copyright; Table of Contents; Preface; Conventions Used in This Book; Using Code Examples; O'Reilly Online Learning; How to Contact Us; Acknowledgments; Part I. Episteme: The Philosophy of Design; Chapter 1. Origins of Software Architecture; Software's Conceptual Origins; Copies and Creativity; Why Software Projects Fail; The Impact of Failures; Chapter 2. The Production of Concepts; Semantics and the Software Factory; The Myth of Requirements; Semantics and Software Architecture; The Semantic Field; Designers Are Producers of Concepts; Designing Concepts; What Is a Concept? Accomplish, Avoid, FixOutlining Your Concept on the Concept Canvas; Ideas Are Captured in a Lookbook; Fit to Purpose; The Concept Is Expressed in a Parti; An Example; Adding Aspects to the Parti; The Parti Is Based on a Series of Reveals; Understanding Ideas; Sense Certainty; Metacognition; Context; Sets; Relations; Advantages of Semantic Design; Chapter 3. Deconstruction and Design; Introduction to Deconstruction; Simplexity; (De)composition; Affordance; Give Intention and Use Value to Negative Space; Give Design Decisions at Least Two Justifications; Design from Multiple Perspectives Create a Quarantine or EmbassyDesign for Failure; Design Language; Naming; Start Opposite the User; Platforms; Disappearing; Part II. Semantic Design in Practice; Chapter 4. Design Thinking; Why Design Thinking?; Exploring Design Thinking; Principles; The Method; Implementing the Method; Summary; Chapter 5. Semantic Design Practices and Artifacts; Design Principles; Pair Designing; Murals; Vision Box; Mind Maps; Use Cases; Guidelines and Conventions; Utils; Domain; service-api; service-impl; service-client; Approaches; Design Definition Document Considerations for Composing Your Design DefinitionPosition Papers; RAID; Presentations and Multiple Viewpoints; Summary; Chapter 6. The Business Aspect; Capturing the Business Strategy; Provide a Common Understanding; Align Strategic Objectives and Tactical Demands; Framework Introduction; Scope of the Framework; Create the Business Glossary; Create the Organizational Map; Create a Business Capabilities Model; Create a Process Map; Reengineer Processes; Take Inventory of Systems; Define the Metrics; Institute Appropriate Governance; Business Architecture in Applications; Summary Chapter 7. The Application AspectEmbrace Constraints; Decouple User Interfaces; UI Packages; On Platform Design; Service Resources and Representations; Domain Language; API Guidelines; Deconstructed Versioning; Cacheability and Idempotence; Independently Buildable; Strategies and Configurable Services; Application-Specific Services; Communicate Through Services; Expect Externalization; Design for Resilience; Interactive Documentation; Anatomy of a Service; UI Packages; Orchestrations; Engines; Data Accessors; Eventing; Structure of an Event Message; Contextual Services and Service Mixins |
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