Monthly Archives: November 2006

A Pattern Language for Versioning

Posted on November 26, 2006 by Dragos Manolescu

Global Context: Software Change You are releasing a piece of software (i.e., a software artifact) for others to (re)use as a building block in their software. Reusable code fragments could be delivered as libraries, software components, applications, services, etc. Others … Continue reading →

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Process Models for the Masses

Posted on November 5, 2006 by Dragos Manolescu

A decade ago few people dealing with code were interested in business processes. That’s no longer the case. Due to a variety of reasons many developers discuss processes in one form or another. Some want to understand the business process … Continue reading →

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