Design pattern formalization is aimed at encouraging the use of design patterns during the design phase. In literature many approaches focuses on providing solutions with a graphical notation and complementary text, typically composed by a static and a dynamic definitions. The weak point it the flexibility to customize the generic solution to the specific context of use. This paper proposes a criterion to motivate design pattern selection and reuse. Designer is supported with a fine-grained technique for balancing pattern and problem forces in order to choose among alternative implementations.
Introducing Motivations in Design Pattern Representation
Sabatucci, Luca;Susi, Angelo
2009-01-01
Abstract
Design pattern formalization is aimed at encouraging the use of design patterns during the design phase. In literature many approaches focuses on providing solutions with a graphical notation and complementary text, typically composed by a static and a dynamic definitions. The weak point it the flexibility to customize the generic solution to the specific context of use. This paper proposes a criterion to motivate design pattern selection and reuse. Designer is supported with a fine-grained technique for balancing pattern and problem forces in order to choose among alternative implementations.File in questo prodotto:
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