Analyzability and Changeability in Design Patterns

Abstract

Abstract. It has been a long time since the appearance of the Object Oriented (OO) paradigm. From that moment, the designers have accumulated much knowledge in the design and construction of OO systems. However, at the present time the exclusive use of patterns is not sufficient to guide a design in a formal way. Two important quality parameters for Object Oriented (patterns) Design exist: Analyzability and Changeability. Principles permit to us to analyze an easier manner in which to introduce design patterns. Indirections provide changeability to the pattern. With all the former, we can obtain a metric to answer how much Changeability we can apply in order not to lose the design's Analyzability. 1.

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