Software Architecture Patterns Re: [incubus-devel] Presenting myself
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From: Mauricio V. <mau...@gm...> - 2005-01-04 17:40:58
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Hi Eric, On Tue, 4 Jan 2005 11:39:35 -0200, Eric Jardim <eri...@gm...> wrote: > On Tue, 4 Jan 2005 10:28:16 -0200, Mauricio Vieira > <mau...@gm...> wrote: > > Hi, > > I heard about this project by the original author at python-ba > > list. I have no much experience in python, but have been studying SE > > patterns like Design Patterns and Architectural Patterns and would > > like to help. > > Welcome, Maux... > > Actually, you are the first (beside me) to join the list. It should > sound a little silly because only we are talking to each other on this > list. And in English! :) > > But someone, someday, should retrieve the archieves and read this (I > hope). Anyway, you should invite some people to join the list. Okay, I will invite ppl interested in Python and data modeling. I ask you to include 'mvieira' user a project developer. > > Well, for start, could you give us a little brief of what are > "Architectural Patterns" and how it could help a Free Software project > (like incubus)? Architectural patterns are pattern descriptions of common used architectures, like 'pipes-and-filters', 'mvc', 'layers', 'blackboard'. There are some books and catalogues at topics. I advice you to take a look at http://twiki.im.ufba.br/bin/view/MAT061/TopESLivrosArtigos There are 2 articles about the topic. An architectural pattern like 'blackboard' and/or 'mvc' could be suitable in this kind of software (modeling). And it helps to document and trace sw artifacts in 'a free software project' development cicle, like any other 'non-free software project'. > > Do not matter if there is no one reading, because all the valuable > content of the list should be added to the Wiki site later. Yes :) > > thanks, > > [Eric Jardim] > -- Mauricio B. C. Vieira http://coisa.im.ufba.br/~vieira |