The unified software development process
by Ivar Jacobson · first published 1999
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The Unified Process is the result of a merger and refinement of popular object-oriented methods, following on from the success of UML.
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…the 20th anniversary edition of The Mythical Man Month, The Pragmatic Programmer, Peopleware, the Antipatterns book, something that looks relevant by Gerald Weinberg and a methodology book (I prefer The Unified Software Development Process or, now, look for the latest iteration of it (but I suspect you need at least one experienced programmer to make it work), or you could go explicitly agile) and then go from there. (Even Weinberg ancient…
on “Ask HN: What is the advantage of a formal CS degree for an entrepreneur?” ↗Peer pressure led me to purchase The Unified Software Development Process, The Unified Modeling Language User Guide, and Fundamentals of Object Oriented Design in UML, and while I tried to read them and understand what they were trying to accomplish, I realized that putting…
on “Why UML “Really” Died” ↗