ADF structure patterns
This is the final chapter of the book’s first part, and it aims to complete the theoretical foundation of Framework building. In software engineering, a blueprint helps us avoid unnecessary efforts in architecture design. It works as a checklist, preventing easy mistakes of unaccounted requirements and missed elements. A blueprint gives a complete, ideal-world structure for any Framework, allowing engineers to cherry-pick necessary elements from it according to their target maturity level and available investments.
We will start by defining the ADF’s internal substructures one by one, starting with organizational flow patterns.
From the previous chapter, we know that the primary purpose of the ADF is to improve an engineering organization’s productivity and performance by providing a standardized and simplified way to perform one or multiple engineering operations, such as the following:
- Adding a web view to a web application...
