Modeling in Color

Better Domain Objects Faster

Modelling in colour is an object modelling technique. It helps identify and define appropriate, problem domain classes for a software component, application, or system.

Better and faster identification of problem domain classes can lead to more robust and extensible designs reducing the need for significant refactoring or rework.

 
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    Object Modelling in Colour
    Modelling in Colour is a set of patterns and strategies that can help produce better object-oriented analysis and design...
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    The Moment-Interval Class Archetype
    The Moment-Interval class archetype is one of four class archetypes in Peter Coad's 'modeling in color' technique. Modelli...
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    Edited: Oct 3, 2009 6:11 AM
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    The Role Class Archetype
    The Role Class Archetype is category of class found in the modelling in colour technique, a set of patterns and strategies...
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    Edited: Oct 13, 2009 2:51 AM
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    The Party, Place, Thing Class Archetype
    The Party, Place, Thing class archetype is one of four categories of class identified in an object modelling technique cal...
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    The Description Class Archetype
    In Peter Coad's 'Modeling in Color' technique, all significant Problem Domain classes belong to one of four class archetyp...
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    Modelling in Colour: Model Archetypes
    Modelling in Colour (modeling in color) is a set of patterns and strategies that can help identify better domain objects...
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    Class Archetypes, UML and Colour
    Peter Coad's 'modeling in color' object modelling technique represents class archetypes as colour-coded, stereotyped UML...
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    From UML Association to the Domain Neutral Component
    Karl Frank and I were in Denver, USA, giving a modelling in colour workshop for a client. One evening Karl asked me what i...
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    Moment-Interval Class Archetype: Typical Responsibilities
    Like all the class archetypes in Peter Coad's 'modeling in color', the usefulness of the Moment-Interval class archetype i...
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    Role Class Archetype: Typical Responsibilities
    Like all the class archetypes in Peter Coad's 'modeling in color', the usefulness of the Role class archetype in reviewing...
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    Party, Place, Thing Class Archetype: Typical Responsibilities
    Like all the class archetypes in Peter Coad's 'modeling in color', the usefulness of the Party, Place, Thing class archety...
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    Description Class Archetype: Typical Responsibilities
    Like all the class archetypes in Peter Coad's 'modeling in color', the usefulness of the Description class archetype in...
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    Reference Number Attributes in Class Archetypes
    In Peter Coad's 'modeling in color' technique, eaeach of the four class archetypes has a set of attributes that we might...
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    Modelling in Colour and Historic Values
    In business software it is often necessary to remember the values of objects at the time a business transaction took place...
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    Moment-Intervals and GoF State Pattern
    The Moment-Interval class archetype is one of four class archetypes in Peter Coad's 'modeling in color' technique, an...
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    Edited: Jan 23, 2009 9:55 AM
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    Modeling People, Organizations and their Names and Ids
    People! They make things so complicated! Some days it seems like the only thing more frustrating than people, are the...
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    Object Modelling
    All software teams writing in programming languages like Java and the .Net family of languages have an underlying object...
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    Software Analysis and Design: Four Logical Layers
    One of the most common initial strategies for selecting the types of object needed in a software system, service or compon...
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    Accelerated Problem Domain Analysis
    Peter Coad's 'Modeling in Color' technique uses four class archetypes to build understanding of a problem domain quickly....
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