Twenty Years of Patterns' Impact

Hohpe, Gregor; Wirfs-Brock, Rebecca; Yoder, Joseph W.; Zimmermann, Olaf

doi:10.1109/ms.2013.135

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“…Design patterns in software architecture design Hohpe et al (2013) refers to the difficulty but also the necessity of finding good patterns while at the same time they identify the need for additional work in organizing and structuring the large body of existing Design Patterns. In the same work it is also mentioned that pattern centric design tools promise to be more appealing to the software engineers than mere component and connector drawing tools.…”

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ArchReco: a software tool to assist software design based on context aware recommendations of design patterns

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Papadopoulos

2017

J Softw Eng Res Dev

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This work describes the design, development and evaluation of a software Prototype, named ArchReco, an educational tool that employs two types of Context-aware Recommendations of Design Patterns, to support users (CS students or professionals) who want to improve their design skills when it comes to training for High Level Software models. The tool's underlying algorithms take advantage of Semantic Web technologies, and the usage of Content based analysis for the computation of non-personalized recommendations for Design Patterns. The recommendations' objective is to support users in functions such as finding the most suitable Design Pattern to use according to the working context, learn the meaning, objectives and usages of each Design Pattern. The current work presents the Semantic Modeling of the Software Design process through the definition of the context that defines the Software Design process and in particular the representation of the Design Patterns as Ontology model, the implemented Context Aware Recommendation Algorithms and the evaluation results extracted from a user based testing for the ArchReco prototype.

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Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

ArchReco: a software tool to assist software design based on context aware recommendations of design patterns

Sielis

Tzanavari

Papadopoulos

2017

J Softw Eng Res Dev

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“…Finally, Hohpe, in his report SOA Patterns: New Insights or Recycled Knowledge? [16], explained that SOA is more than "a new fancy technology." It is really a new programming model that requires specific approaches and therefore interests in SOA patterns.…”

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Detection of SOA Patterns

Demange

Moha

Tremblay

2013

Service-Oriented Computing

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The rapid increase of communications combined with the deployment of large scale information systems lead to the democratization of Service Oriented Architectures (SOA). However, systems based on these architectures (called SOA systems) evolve rapidly due to the addition of new functionalities, the modification of execution contexts and the integration of legacy systems. This evolution may hinder the maintenance of these systems, and thus increase the cost of their development. To ease the evolution and maintenance of SOA systems, they should satisfy good design quality criteria, possibly expressed using patterns. By patterns, we mean good practices to solve known and common problems when designing software systems. The goal of this study is to detect patterns in SOA systems to assess their design and their Quality of Service (QoS). We propose a three steps approach called SODOP (Service Oriented Detection Of Patterns), which is based on our previous work for the detection of antipatterns. As a first step, we define five SOA patterns extracted from the literature. We specify these patterns using "rule cards", which are sets of rules that combine various metrics, static or dynamic, using a formal grammar. The second step consists in generating automatically detection algorithms from rule cards. The last step consists in applying concretely these algorithms to detect patterns on SOA systems at runtime. We validate SODOP on two SOA systems: Home-Automation and FraSCAti that contain respectively 13 and 91 services. This validation demonstrates that our proposed approach is precise and efficient.

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