The CHECKS Pattern Language of Information Integrity
Any program that accepts user input will need to separate good input from bad, and to make sure little of the latter gets recorded. This pattern language tells how to make these checks without complicating the program and compromising future flexibility. The language has eleven patterns presented in three sections. The first section describes values as they should be captured by the user-interface
An Introduction to Services — SitePoint
While admittedly the concept comes from the empirical field rather than academic, it applies quite well to the pragmatism of the real world – most software applications behave pretty much like whimsical babies with an unavoidably “tendency” to grow in size and complexity over time. There’s nothing inherently wrong with having babies growing up healthy here and there, but the situation can be radic
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