02222nam a2200337   450000500170000000600190001700800410003602000180007704000130009504100080010808200190011610000190013524501820015425000190033626400610035530000590041633600270047533700330050233800280053549000400056350000530060350501360065652008760079265000300166865000250169865000290172365000270175265000320177970000360181170000370184720260727095613.0a|||||r|||| 00| 0 260727b        |||||||| |||| 00| 0 spa d  a9780137353484  aCO-ViULL  heng04223a005.1bK451 aKhononov, Vlad10aBalancing coupling in software design :buniversal design principles for architecting modular software systems /cVlad Khononov ; forewords by Rebecca Wirfs-Brock and Kent Beck.  a1ª edición. 1aBoston, Massachusetts :bAddison Wesley, Pearson,c2025.  a288 páginas :bfiguras y tablas ;c24 centímetros.  2rdacontentatextobtxt  2rdamediaasin mediaciónbn  2rdacarrieravolumenbnc0 aThe Addison-Wesley Signature Series  aIncluye referencias bibliográficas e índice.0 a1. Introduction; 2. Coupling and cohesion; 3. Modular design principles; 4. Architectural patterns; 5. Case studies; 6. Conclusion.  aIf you want to build modular, evolvable, and resilient software systems, you have to get coupling right. Every design decision you make influences coupling, which in turn shapes the design options available to you. Despite its importance, coupling often doesn't receive the attention it deserves--until now.

Since the dawn of software engineering, it's been clear that proper management of coupling is essential for architecting modular software systems. This topic has been extensively researched over the years, but some of that knowledge has been forgotten, and some of it is challenging to apply in this day and age. In Balancing Coupling in Software Design, author Vlad Khononov has built a model that not only draws on this accumulated knowledge, but also adapts it to modern software engineering practices, offering a fresh perspective on modular software design. 0aIngeniería de software. 0aDiseño de software 0aArquitectura de software 0aProgramación modular 0aMantenibilidad del software1 aWirfs-Brock, Rebeccaeprólogo1 aBeck, Kent,eautor de prólogo,