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Principles of Object-Oriented Software Development by Anton Eliens (2000)

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This new edition continues its unique approach to teaching all aspects of object-oriented programming, bringing it right up to date with the latest advances in technology. It pays attention to the underlying theory as well as to programming practice and shows object-oriented concepts at work in all stages of the software lifecycle.The book's unique approach is based around a series of 'slides.' Each 'slide' captures an important notion or concept which is explained and commented upon in the accompanying text. This new edition has been updated to cover important new topics such as Java, CORBA (and competing technologies such as COM), patterns, UML, and the Web. It will also cover current trends such as component technology, software reuse, and distributed applications.* Requires no extensive knowledge of programming languages*Covers the more theoretical, foundational underpinnings of object-oriented technology*Contains guidelines for developing object-oriented applications incorporating design methodologies such as UML and new perspectives such as design patterns*Provides comprehensive coverage of distributed object technology, including an introduction to CORBA*Numerous practical examples are implemented in Java, covering GUI development, business process reengineering, Netscape browser plug-ins, and Web applications*Available electronically on the accompanying CD-ROM; includes software on which students can gain hands-on experience of fully functional programs*Emphasizes distributed applications