Monolith architecture An application has a monolithic architecture if it contains the entire application code in a single codebase. A monolithic software application is a self-contained, sing...

Traps Equality in .NET In the C# language we have 2 types of equality Value equality this is just like in math this is understood to be so if their values is equal. For example 5 is equal to 5 and ...

Introduction When starting something new, it is always best to start from the root. So let’s talk about the beginnings of C#. Developed by Anders Hejlsberg in 2000 Originally ca...

Chapter 6 Introduction In this chapter we will turn our attention to creating working software, this is the responsibility of the “Construction” Engineering activity. While writing code [ coding ...

Chapter 5   Introduction With the completion of Requirements Engineering and generation of appropriate Requirement Models, we have a solid understanding of the Problem Domain. We will move our f...

Chapter 4 Introduction Chapter 3 examined Requirements Analysis and we briefly talked about the importance of modeling as a core activity of analysis. There are various analysis methods, where ea...

Chapter 3 Introduction In the previous chapter we completed an overview of the most important process models, now we will turn our attention to Software Engineering Activities. Requirements Engin...

Chapter 2 Introduction In the previous chapter we established that Software Engineering consist of three layers: Process, Methods and Tools. And in this chapter we will focus on the first of the ...

Chapter 1 Introduction Company and organizations now appreciate applying the engineering disciple to software. And therefor are in constant search for Software Engineers. Actually a report that wa...