Design Guidelines for Tailorable Frameworks

Demeyer, Serge; Meijler, Theo Dirk; Nierstrasz, Oscar; Steyaert, Patrick (1997). Design Guidelines for Tailorable Frameworks. Communications of the ACM, 40(10), pp. 60-64. ACM Press 10.1145/262793.262805

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Since the early 1980s, object-oriented frameworks have demonstrated that programmers can encapsulate a reusable, tailorable software architecture as a collection of collaborating, extensible object classes. Such frameworks are particularly important for developing open systems in which not only functionality but architecture is reused across a family of related applications. Unfortunately, the design of frameworks remains an art rather than a science, because of the inherent conflict between reuse —- packaging software components that can be reused in as many contexts as possible —- and tailorability —- designing software architectures easily adapted to target requirements.

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