Software Design Patterns Recommendation : A Systematic Literature Review

Asghar, Muhammad Zeeshan; Alam, Khubaib Amjad; Javed, Shahzeb

doi:10.1109/fit47737.2019.00040

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“…The scope of the systematic review presented by Asghar et al 10 is limited to reporting the techniques for design pattern selection (without any description of techniques), research contributions, and productivity in this field. The scope of the survey presented by Thabasum and Sundar 1 is limited to reporting the tools for DPS and does not provide any description of design pattern selection approaches and is limited to 2012.…”

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Software design pattern selection approaches: A systematic literature review

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Software design patterns have a considerable impact on the software development life cycle. Design pattern (DP) is a reliable and reusable solution provided by software experts to obtain quality software design. However, due to the large number of design patterns, selecting the appropriate one is quite difficult. To overcome this difficulty, several approaches with different methods have been presented to suggest the appropriate DP. Despite conducting a number of studies that have explored some aspects of this field, such as design pattern selection tools and techniques, there is a need for a deeper understanding, analysis, classification, and thorough review of the design pattern selection process. So far, no systematic review of design pattern selection approaches is available. This paper aims to classify existing approaches, provide several criteria for comparing approaches, analyze each one, and identify and analyze the most important elements in this field, including open issues, data sets, and so on. The present investigation paper will help future research to employ the existing approaches taking into account the specification of each one and it also raises awareness about the approaches used in previous research and their potential limitations.

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“…While the present paper pays attention to the specificities of design patterns. Asghar et al 10 only aimed to identify the overall productivity in the software design patterns, but they neglected some new studies.…”

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Software design pattern selection approaches: A systematic literature review

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“…In object-oriented paradigm the design patterns proposed by the Gang of Four in Gamma et al (1995) formulate the common basis for solving the majority of architectural and design problems. The basic set of 23 patterns has been extended over the years with many new concepts (Asghar et al, 2019). Other programming paradigms also benefit from proven solutions for common problems.…”

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Three New Design Patterns for Scalable Agent-Based Computing and Simulation

Najdek,

Paciorek,

Turek

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Multi-agent approach is very popular for modelling and simulation of complex phenomena, design and programming of decentralised computing systems. Asynchronous beings, which do not share state but communicate using messages are a convenient abstraction for representing various phenomena observed in the real world. When the number of the considered agents grows, the designers and developers of such systems must address the problem of performance. Introducing distribution is often a weapon of choice, which, however, does not guarantee obtaining proper scalability and efficiency. The intensity of communication in a large-scale agent-based system can easily exceed the abilities of a distributed hardware architecture, leading to poor performance. After analysing various distributed agent-based systems, we identified several reasons for limited performance and several architectural solutions, which can help overcoming this problem. The main aim of the presented work is identification and systematization of these architectural solutions in the form of design patterns. As a result, we propose three new design patterns for building scalable distributed agent-based systems. A systematic description of their aims, structure, variants and features is provided, together with examples of applications.

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