Index P

UML Pattern Language, A

[Symbol][A][B][C][D][E][F][G][H][I][J][K][L][M][N][O][P][Q][R][S][T][U][V][W]

P

 packages , 2nd  , 3rd

 handling revisions after deployment

of behavior and operations

 subsystems  , 2nd

of views

 models  , 2nd

 opaque

packagesof patterns

 frameworks  , 2nd

 system partitions/tiers

 visibility

 paradigm shifts

 paradigms , 2nd

 software development

 parameterized collaborations

partitions

 packaging

 pattern languages , 2nd

 CoplienForm

 GammaForm

 software-intensive system modeling

 UML (Unified Modeling Language)

 Pattern Languages of Program conference series (PLoP)

 pattern-mining

 patterns , 2nd

 context

 definitions

 discussion

 elements

 forces

 names

 resulting context

 solution

visual rule of Seven Plus or Minus Two

 example;GammaForm pattern language  , 2nd

 patterns (software)

 Alexandrian

 book by Gang of Four

 cultural and professional forces

 development

 first patterns

 future potential

generative

 CoplienForm  , 2nd  , 3rd

 importance

 literate

non-generative

 GammaForm  , 2nd  , 3rd  , 4th

object-oriented design

 searching for quality/reuse  , 2nd

 origins , 2nd

 PLoP (Pattern Languages of Program) conference series

 patterns of style

 patterns of substance

 permeable organizations

perspectives

 Syntropy

 PLoP (Pattern Languages of Program) conference series

 postcondition tags

practitioners

 professional and reflective

 precondition tags

 private visibility, model elements

 private visibility, packages

 processes

 orthogonal

product models

 managing

 products , 2nd  , 3rd  , 4th

 events in context

 incremental development

 manageable

model-based

 testing  , 2nd

 requirements

 robust development

stakeholders

 model clients  , 2nd

 professional practitioners

 profiles , 2nd

programming languages

 compared to modeling languages

 protected visibility, model elements

 protected visibility, packages

 public visibility, model elements

 public visibility, packages