Издательство Springer, 2006. – 635 p. Software product line
engineering is an industrially validated methodology for developing
software products and software-intensive systems faster, at lower
costs, and with better quality. It differs from single system
development in two primary ways:
1. It needs two distinct development processes: domain engineering and application engineering. Domain engineering defines and realizes the commonality and variability of the software product line, thus establishing the common software platform for developing applications within the line. Application engineering derives specific applications by exploiting the variability of the line.
2. It needs to explicitly define and manage variability. During domain engineering, variability is introduced in all domain artifacts such as requirements, architectural models, components, and test cases. It is exploited during application engineering to derive applications tailored to the needs of different customers.
This book is a valuable resource for researchers and lecturers in universities and research institutes. It is equivalently useful for software and systems engineers and project, product, and quality managers in industry.
1. It needs two distinct development processes: domain engineering and application engineering. Domain engineering defines and realizes the commonality and variability of the software product line, thus establishing the common software platform for developing applications within the line. Application engineering derives specific applications by exploiting the variability of the line.
2. It needs to explicitly define and manage variability. During domain engineering, variability is introduced in all domain artifacts such as requirements, architectural models, components, and test cases. It is exploited during application engineering to derive applications tailored to the needs of different customers.
This book is a valuable resource for researchers and lecturers in universities and research institutes. It is equivalently useful for software and systems engineers and project, product, and quality managers in industry.