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Article: Can CASE bridge to object world? Object technology debate continues as vendors search for middle ground. (computer-aided software engineering and object-oriented programming)
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- Software Magazine
- Article date:
- July 1, 1993
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Object technology debate continues as vendors search for middle ground
Citing enhanced productivity, better overall quality and shortened time to market, advocates of object technology fervently support this software development technique. Because it potentially does away with the separation of data and process, many developers believe that producing applications with object technology requires a drastic change in the way they think about software.
The potential benefits have commercial MIS developers interested in embracing object technology, but wondering whether their investment in non-object-oriented computer-aided software engineering (Case) tools ...