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Edit This Page = Edit This System - Holistic Programming
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The Idea Is Simple. Edit This Page = Edit This System. One of the most appealing features of today's software development systems is the possibility that users modify what they get. Web 2.0 - the users are the contributors. That this principle is so appealing is evident: it's successful, millions of users go for it. Changing Structure Like Everthing Else.
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Edit This Structure = Creating the System Itself - Holistic Programming
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The Idea Is Simple. Edit This Structure = Creating the System Itself. Since computer users are used to (and today trained to) draw/write/create tables when they have the tasks to drop some more or less structured data, this is where we can start from. Need a table of project managers? Create a table of projects and select from the employees list the project manager. Need a table of projects showing the start and end point and the status? Need a table of project already finished? Since the code running th...
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Analyzed Structures - The Software Designer's Perspective - Holistic Programming
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The Idea Is Simple. Analyzed Structures - The Software Designers Perspective. The task driven from the previous chapter is: provide an extension of the planning software to present the completion statements of the production manager so the project manager get's an overview that can be shown to the customer. The spreadsheet prepared by the project manager shows how it should look like. Planned to be completed before milestone 1:. Fields in all milestone columns become green. Field in milestone column 1 be...
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Start - Holistic Programming
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The Idea Is Simple. The path from structured knowledge management to executable software sytems. In Holistic Programming,. All knowledge relevant for a software system is gathered within one knowledge database. The structure of the knowledge is determined by the different perspectives coming from the different people contributing to the system. The different mind patterns of the structured knowledge are are known, and so can be mapped to design patterns used to build software systems.
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Strategic Features Overview - Naradana Platform Website
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The Idea is Simple. This is the list of strategic features to be provided with the Naradana Platform. Once it's ready for pbulic release. Partially they are already implemented and most of them are planned to be released with our first market release 1.0.
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Views Overview - Naradana Platform Website
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The Idea is Simple. Views are the construction parts of pages a solution site is built from. Views are the window into the Holistic Programming system and represent a certain perspective on the knowledge. View are responsible for the technical realization of the communication between user and solution system. Each page consists of views defined in a page template and those specific to the page. Depending on the access rights the user has the definition of the views can be changed.
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Overall Architecture - Naradana Platform Website
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The Idea is Simple. The architecture of the Naradana Solutions Framework looks like an broadcasting antenna - not accidentely, as the core idea is to broadcast knowledge. The model reflects the outside-to-inside approach of Holistic Programming. The Knowledge Services provide the knowledge as needed by the recipients. This can be through a web browser - the standard user interface for solutions build with the Naradana Solutions Framework. Or SOAP interfaces provide knowledge to SOA clients. Inside you ca...
