January 2004

• January 01, 2004 01 Jan'04

  Part 1 - The Case for Naked Objects - Getting Back to the Object-Oriented Ideal

  Most contemporary approaches to business systems adopt a four-layer model. Learn about the case for Nake Objects.  Continue Reading

• January 01, 2004 01 Jan'04

  Introducing JFig

  Java applications are typically deployed in multiple environments and platforms, each requiring some unique configuration. Additionally, many applications consist of many component applications, all sharing common configuration data. JFig gives ...  Continue Reading

• January 01, 2004 01 Jan'04

  The Naked Object Architecture Series

  This series is about challenging current assumptions about business systems architecture.  Continue Reading

• January 01, 2004 01 Jan'04

  Test-Driven Development Series Part 2 - Testing Java Classes with JUnit

  The first article is a concept piece explaining why testing helps in an enterprise server-side software environment. Most software applications today are written in tiers: the presentation tier, the logic tier (where business logic is kept), and the...  Continue Reading

• January 01, 2004 01 Jan'04

  Back End Code Generation Techniques For Java

  Code generation is nothing new, especially for Java programmers, but it is still confusing to most people because of the variety of code generation models and solutions. This article will help you cut through the fog by providing a summary of the ...  Continue Reading

• January 01, 2004 01 Jan'04

  Part 2 - Challenging the Dominant Design of the 4-Layer Architecture

  The Naked Objects framework enables a radical approach to the design and development of business systems in which all business functionality is implemented as methods on the domain objects, and these objects are exposed directly and automatically to...  Continue Reading