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Overview
Based on Neal Goldstein's widely acclaimed Object-Oriented Design and C++ seminars at Apple Computer, Inc., Developing Object-Oriented Software for the Macintosh takes Macintosh software developers step by step through the object-oriented software development process. This is the first book to deal with the complete process of developing object-oriented software, from analysis through design and programming. Programmers, systems analysts, managers,and anyone concerned with Macintosh software development will benefit from the concepts and methodology of this practical, hands-on guide. The book first covers the basics of creating object-oriented software, focusing on the essential concepts and principles. It then presents the author's acclaimed Solution Based Modeling methodology and notation for analysis, design, and programming in object-oriented development. Special attention is paid throughout to problems inherent in large-scale Macintosh development, and code examples are provided in C++ and Object Pascal. You will also learn how to:. Design efficient, maintainable object-oriented programs. Design for portablility to other computers. Communicate object-oriented designs effectively to both programmers and non-programmers. Control projects from initial requirements through the development process. Developing Object-Oriented software for the Macintosh is essential reading for all Macintosh software professionals.This book offers Macintosh programmers methods for designing object-oriented software; presents OOP concepts and principles; and provides examples in C++ and Object Pascal. In particular, the authors focus on the design and development issues inherent in large OOP applications.
Book Details
Published
April 13, 1992
Publisher
Addison Wesley
Pages
368
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9780201570656