Chapter 8. Component Patterns
Catalogue
8.1 Separation of Concerns
8.2 Whole Components
8.3 Icons Clarify Components
8.4 Pictures Depict Nodes
8.5 Specification Backplane
8.6 Components Manage Change
8.7 Configured and Released Packages
8.8 Model for Maintenance
Context
The patterns in this chapter deal with the modeling problems connected to deploying a piece of software. These problems are different from design or construction problems—the problem domain is typically a set of givens, including physical elements, such as the network architecture of an organization; as well as soft elements, such as the human organizational structure. Even for a commercial software product, both the target platforms and the intent of the out-of-the-box experience need to ...
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