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Need Development Guidelines To Organize Classes into Packages
- To: Ajug Members <ajug-members@www.ajug.org>
- Subject: Need Development Guidelines To Organize Classes into Packages
- From: Lee Chalupa <lchalupa@seelink.org>
- Date: Mon, 03 Nov 2003 22:08:08 -0500
- User-Agent: Opera7.02/Win32 M2 build 2668
Hello:
I am looking for some guidelines to help me organize a new application's
classes into packages.
Is there a quantity of classes per package that tends to be easier to work
with? What number of classes per package is definitely too few? What is
definitely too many? Why might this be a problem?
Should you consider some kind of fan-out ratio when you are organizing the
package hierarchy?
How would you go about evaluating the quality of a packaging scheme for an
application? What does goodness look like? For example, high cohesion
inside packages, low coupling between packages, intuitive package names, a
consistent range of quantity of classes in each package of the application.
Does anyone have any references for these kind of development issues?
Thanks
Lee
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Lee Chalupa
Something Else Enterprises, Inc.
lchalupa@seelink.org
770 381 2377