Web Services and Application Development

Web Services and Application Development
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Feature iPhone Development: Go Web, Young Programmer - by Andrew Reutter & Andrew Trent, Journyx (April 2, 2008) This article will provide an overview of the process of developing Web-based applications that look and feel like iPhone apps when accessed via that marvel of technology--but that are still attractive and useable by the unwashed masses who haven’t been able to summon up the funds to buy their own little slice of the future. Channels Architecture Code Generation Design Patterns and Object Frameworks Development Environment Distributed Computing Enterprise Application Integration Legacy Systems Life Cycle Management Modeling Concepts Modeling Tools Objects and Components QA, Reviews and Standards Requirements Engineering UML Use Cases Workflow Methods Discussions Web Services and Application Development What do you know about Web Services and Application Development? What more do you want to know? It's open for discussion.

Processes Distributed Application Development Process The Distributed Application Process will help you harness the power of an object oriented (OO) design approach, OO implementation tools and distributed computing technologies to build business systems based on user-friendly interfaces, tiered architectures, shared data, reusable components and incremental upgrades to functionality. Distributed computing systems are easily scalable to accommodate business growth and enable users to be productive quickly with each release. Deliverables Pages: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 next> Major Milestones and Deliverables Without concrete milestone and deliverables, project plans are too intangible to function as a reliable status indicator. The following list summarizes milestones and deliverables that apply to most software development projects. Software Accessibility Checklist This checklist should serve as a tool for evaluating the extent to which software applications are accessible to most people with disabilities. Effort Estimation for a Requirements Change ( Agenda Checklist / Checklist - Template ) This list was created to help you estimate how much effort is required to implement and test a change request. Story Cards Tracking Tool ( Report - Template ) Getting customers to write down requirements is next to impossible. Fortunately, Extreme Programming (XP) understands and even embraces this reality and recommends an alternative approach to voluminous software requirements specifications: Story Cards. More Web Services and Application Development deliverables...