Diseño de software no complicado
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https://doi.org/10.26439/interfases2018.n011.2954Keywords:
Agile Manifesto, software design, human interactions, Responsibility-Driven DesignAbstract
The Agile Manifesto prescribes less focus on tools and processes, and more focus on human interactions. This is a
very important and powerful concept; however, many development organizations have interpreted it in terms of
no procedures and no processes. This is understandable as many activities, such as the design workflow, are thankless
and laborious. When a proper design is missing, the resulting source code may become overly complicated and
difficult to maintain. The software design does not have to be arduous as this workflow can be done without pain
through an adaptation called Responsibility-Driven Design. This adaptation assigns personalities to the internal
components of the software to humanize the operation. The new design workflow is completely compatible with
agile concepts such as customer interaction, and produces a credible candidate architecture ultimately resulting in
the creation of a less complicated software.
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