Explicit Support for Software Development Styles throughout the Complete Life Cycle

Wuyts, Roel; Mens, Kim; D'Hondt, Theo (1999). Explicit Support for Software Development Styles throughout the Complete Life Cycle Vrije Universiteit Brussel

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Throughout its entire life cycle software development is subject to many rules constraining and guiding construction of software systems. Examples are best-practice patterns, idioms, coding conventions, design guidelines, architectural patterns, etc. Although such regulations are widely used, their usage is currently implicit or ad-hoc, and most soft- ware development environments do not explicitly support them. We present an approach to declare explicitly software development styles in an open declarative system that allows querying, conformance check- ing and enforcement of these declarations on the source code. We validate the approach by expressing and supporting several software development styles in a real-world case.

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