- The document discusses challenges in building application frameworks and applications simultaneously. It argues that the framework must be built in parallel with the applications that will use it.
- It presents patterns for developing frameworks and applications together, including starting with pilot applications to help define the framework's abstractions, and evolving the framework based on feedback from application developers.
- Metrics like the "Rule of Three" and "Budget Factor 2.5" are introduced to help scope the framework and schedule its development.
1. The document discusses the development of framelets for multiple use. Framelets are small, reusable software components that can be combined to create applications.
2. It involves two pilot applications to test the framelet approach, with a focus on small functions and user involvement.
3. Tests will be based on the two pilot applications, and the process allows for double change requests.
This document discusses various methods for underwater construction. It describes wet construction using water tight retaining structures like caissons and cofferdams to create dry environments for building bridge piers, buildings, and dams. It also discusses the challenges of underwater construction when water depths increase and the objectives of maintaining structural stability. Furthermore, it outlines techniques for underwater concreting using tremie pipes, pumps, and toggle bags to place concrete below the water surface.
- The document discusses challenges in building application frameworks and applications simultaneously. It argues that the framework must be built in parallel with the applications that will use it.
- It presents patterns for developing frameworks and applications together, including starting with pilot applications to help define the framework's abstractions, and evolving the framework based on feedback from application developers.
- Metrics like the "Rule of Three" and "Budget Factor 2.5" are introduced to help scope the framework and schedule its development.
1. The document discusses the development of framelets for multiple use. Framelets are small, reusable software components that can be combined to create applications.
2. It involves two pilot applications to test the framelet approach, with a focus on small functions and user involvement.
3. Tests will be based on the two pilot applications, and the process allows for double change requests.
This document discusses various methods for underwater construction. It describes wet construction using water tight retaining structures like caissons and cofferdams to create dry environments for building bridge piers, buildings, and dams. It also discusses the challenges of underwater construction when water depths increase and the objectives of maintaining structural stability. Furthermore, it outlines techniques for underwater concreting using tremie pipes, pumps, and toggle bags to place concrete below the water surface.