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OOPSLA '02: OOPSLA 2002 Practitioners Reports
ACM2002 Proceeding
  • Conference Chair:
  • Mamdouh Ibrahim
Publisher:
  • Association for Computing Machinery
  • New York
  • NY
  • United States
Conference:
OOPSLA02: ACM SIGPLAN Object Oriented Programming Systems Languages and Applications Conference Seattle Washington November 4 - 8, 2002
ISBN:
978-1-58113-471-1
Published:
04 November 2002
Sponsors:
Bibliometrics
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Article
Agile techniques to avoid firefighting at a start-up

This paper documents the creation and evolution of the (modified) agile methodology implemented at Sabrix, Inc., a start-up enterprise-class software company. The company was delivering alpha quality software to early adopter customers on a weekly basis,...

Article
Making RUP agile

The Unified Development Process (USDP) and especially its implementation by Rational Software Corporation, the Rational Unified Process (RUP), is a comprehensive process covering almost all aspects of software development projects. However, due to the ...

Article
Hitting the target: adding interaction design to agile software development

Extreme Programming appears to be a solution for discovering and meeting requirements faster (through close customer collaboration) as well as creating quality software. In practice we found XP did deliver high quality software quickly, but the ...

Article
A common multi-platform hardware object model

About 5 years ago one group in IBM's high-end server system started a redesign of its hardware access layer. Flexibility for any kind of configuration and hardware was the main goal for the design, to allow for rapid bring up changes and changing ...

Article
Defining and implementing a scientific analysis software architecture

The computing employed in oil and gas exploration is predominately scientific, resulting in a variety of data analysis applications. Although the analytical domains vary greatly (e.g., seismic processing,, geologic modeling, engineering facilities ...

Article
Transformation of an application data layer

Changing a fundamental interface in a large application is typically considered impractical because of high risks and costs. This report demonstrates that with careful use of tools and testing, risks and costs can be significantly reduced.Normally, ...

Article
Designing a web services project for maximum value: the 90 day challenge

The 90 Day Challenge team set out to deliver an end-to-end Web services solution to enterprise sales agents in 90 days, with immediate plans to extend the solution to other user groups. In order to meet their commitments, the team had to reuse the same ...

Article
Migrating legacy engineering applications to Java

The Boeing Company, like many other engineering-centric companies, has a large base of legacy applications written in FORTRAN and C. In today's computing environment, maintaining and evolving these applications is becoming difficult. One such Boeing ...

Article
Extreme embedded a report from the front line

Many embedded development environments are stuck somewhere in the backwash of software technology. Structured programming practices, with the artifacts of those methodologies liberally scattered about, are the norm in these environments. The world has ...

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