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Hi every body,
I've always tryed to build simple web sites (Mysql + PHP) without any planning criteria. I'd like to start developing of web site by using UML/WAE language but I don't know where I can find How to, Case studies, books or online resources to learn more about it. Please, can you help me to find out what I need? |
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Hello,
on 05/04/2008 04:23 AM Lomar said the following: > Hi every body, > I've always tryed to build simple web sites (Mysql + PHP) without any > planning criteria. > I'd like to start developing of web site by using UML/WAE language but I > don't know where I can find How to, Case studies, books or online resources > to learn more about it. > Please, can you help me to find out what I need? You may want to take a look at the use case mapping methodology. It defines a way to specify and plan your applications in terms of use cases that you can model using UML diagrams. Then it defines a path to implement each use case as a set of PHP classes of objects that implement as the aspects of the use cases: verify pre-conditions, satisfy pos-conditions, normal and alternative flow of events, etc.. The implementation is achieved with a compact MVC approach (controller and view appear in the same class but in distinct functions). Here is a document that talks about this methodology an provide a practical example projects of a simple news publication system. http://www.meta-language.net/metastorage-example.html -- Regards, Manuel Lemos PHP professionals looking for PHP jobs http://www.phpclasses.org/professionals/ PHP Classes - Free ready to use OOP components written in PHP http://www.phpclasses.org/ |