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Software Patterns: Ready for Crisis Development?

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Crisis Management for Software Development and Knowledge Transfer

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In crisis, resource efficient software production is mission-critical; it includes management of requirement changes and release updates. We suggest a methodology of pattern-based software product development, which includes a set of formal models, processes, methods and tools. The methodology uses resource efficient component development based on high-level architecture patterns with certain combinations of baselines and branches. We support these development patterns by domain-specific languages and visual tools. Another challenge and possible source of crisis is development of large-scale distributed heterogeneous applications; in this case, we suggest an incremental software development methodology, which includes a set of models, methods and supporting tools. The methodology proved to be particularly efficient in terms of time, budget and quality for large-scale heterogeneous products. The areas of implementation included oil-and-gas production, air transportation, retail network and nuclear power generation. Each implementation used a domain-specific language to facilitate pattern-based product cloning, maintenance and re-engineering.

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Zykov, S.V. (2016). Software Patterns: Ready for Crisis Development?. In: Crisis Management for Software Development and Knowledge Transfer. Smart Innovation, Systems and Technologies, vol 61. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-42966-3_4

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