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Operation system: Win95/Win98/Windows2000/Windows2003/WinME/WinNT 3.x/WinNT 4.x/WinXP
Licence: Demo
Rating: 0
Views/Downloads: 262/8
Visual Classworks
Point and Click, Visual Modeling/Coding in C++
Visual Classworks (TM) is the world's slickest, light weight, visual object oriented development tool for C++ because it raises the plane on which you perform your analysis, design, implementation and coding. Instead of drowning in an ocean of text based source files you "fly" around your code via a "live" class diagram. It takes care of the generation, maintenance and synchronization of the underlying class files as you change your classes and the relatioships between them via an uncluttered, intuitive visual design slate.
Perhaps you have not heard of this form of development or you believe it too be too "new" or radical. While this may seem radical to many developers we would like you to understand that users of Visual Classworks have been taking advantage of this approach since 1994! Most like to keep it quite, their "little secret" because using Visual Classworks usually means in any given day a single developer can perform the same amount of modeling/coding/debugging that 2-2.5 developers would achieve without the tool.
MDA - Model Driven Architecture
The latest buzz phrase at the moment seems to be 'Model Driven Architecture' and with good reason: model driven development is quickly moving out of the domain of OO purists to become more main stream due to the superior quality, efficiency of development, maintainability and enhancability of software created via this method. Model driven development enforces a layered approach to software development that provides a clear distinction between the underlying model of a system and the user interface that views and manipulates the model (this has traditionally been known as the Model/View/Controller arcitecture - MVC). One obvious benefit of this approach is that the different user interfaces eg., a Win32 GUI or Web UI can be applied to the same underlying model code.
Point and Click, Visual Modeling/Coding in C++
Visual Classworks (TM) is the world's slickest, light weight, visual object oriented development tool for C++ because it raises the plane on which you perform your analysis, design, implementation and coding. Instead of drowning in an ocean of text based source files you "fly" around your code via a "live" class diagram. It takes care of the generation, maintenance and synchronization of the underlying class files as you change your classes and the relatioships between them via an uncluttered, intuitive visual design slate.
Perhaps you have not heard of this form of development or you believe it too be too "new" or radical. While this may seem radical to many developers we would like you to understand that users of Visual Classworks have been taking advantage of this approach since 1994! Most like to keep it quite, their "little secret" because using Visual Classworks usually means in any given day a single developer can perform the same amount of modeling/coding/debugging that 2-2.5 developers would achieve without the tool.
MDA - Model Driven Architecture
The latest buzz phrase at the moment seems to be 'Model Driven Architecture' and with good reason: model driven development is quickly moving out of the domain of OO purists to become more main stream due to the superior quality, efficiency of development, maintainability and enhancability of software created via this method. Model driven development enforces a layered approach to software development that provides a clear distinction between the underlying model of a system and the user interface that views and manipulates the model (this has traditionally been known as the Model/View/Controller arcitecture - MVC). One obvious benefit of this approach is that the different user interfaces eg., a Win32 GUI or Web UI can be applied to the same underlying model code.