Metodos Orientados a Objetos

by Ian Graham

When the first edition was published in 1991, Object-Oriented Methods provided one of the first serious evaluations of object technology and its potential in industry. In its second edition (1993), it became the most comprehensive survey of object-oriented methods available. Since then, OT has become mainstream, industrial standards are in place and the benefits of OO in a fast changing business environment are acknowledged by all. This situation is so radically different from that of 1993 that the entire book has been rewritten and restrutured.The book provides a balanced overview of the philosophy and practice of object technology and a high level evaluation of the status of and prospects for OO techniques and products. Provides an introduction to and evaluation of object-oriented languages, middleware, databases, and methods; relating them each to conventional technology.

640 pages, Paperback

First published August 1, 1991

About the author

Ian Graham is an award-winning author and entrepreneur with an interest in politics, history, and religion. The stories and characters he writes about are centered on the explosive conflicts created when the three intersect. He is a firm believer in being yourself... unless you can be Batman. Always be Batman. 

Reviews

[Artem Komisarenko · Rating 3 out of 5]

Ще одна товстенна книга. Трохи вже застаріла.

[Nick Knowlson · Rating 2 out of 5]

Dry and fairly dated but does have some good parts.