By Michel Brassard C ompetitive businesses thrive on efficient processes that streamline the way their organizations work, while improving organizational responsiveness and driving profits. This has never been more so than in the area of e-business. As companies embrace information technologies, they can codify their best practices into software and systems that make them more competitive. Ironically, the development of e-business applications is itself inefficient. Software must be delivered faster than ever before, without sacrificing the time taken to design and implement an architecture which will reduce the artisale style of the application.
Development often requires the creation of similar software components.
Companies desperately need tools that improve the odds of success and make the most of scarce development resources. The challenges of Java development One of the main challenges that Java development still faces is to develop more applications, more quickly, with improved quality, using fewer developers. Taking the time to develop a robust architecture helps achieve this goal because it imposes lots of nearly-repetitive code that can be generated automatically and let developers focus on the business logic, e.g., the unique code. Each of these decisions says something about the code. This implies a whole set of code.