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Balancing coupling in software design : successful software architecture in general and distributed systems

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Harness the Power of the Multi-Dimensional Coupling Model as a Tool for Architecting Modular, Evolvable Software Systems In this definitive guide, Vlad Khononov introduces a novel approach to designing modular software systems that turns coupling into a powerful design tool. Software, like all systems, is composed of components that interact to form the system itself.

Coupling is the metric used to represent the interdependence between connected components, and the magnitude of coupling ultimately affects the adaptability and success of the software system.

Balancing Coupling in Software Design surveys existing methods of evaluating coupling and combines them into a comprehensive model for making design decisions that manage complexity while increasing the modularity of your software system. Coupling is everywhere in software development. Whatever your job level or title, whether you are writing a function, designing an object model, or architecting distributed systems, this book is for you. Understand coupling and the ways it manifests itself in software designEvaluate the multi-dimensional forces of couplingUnderstand how the dimensions of coupling interact to impact your systemSteer your systems away from complexity and toward modularity The principles discussed in Balancing Coupling in Software Design are ubiquitously relevant in software engineering and will transform the way you think about software design.

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Addison Wesley
0137353480 / 9780137353484
Paperback / softback
005.12
07/07/2024
United States
English
1 volume.