[SystemSafety] Collected stopgap measures
Tim Schürmann
tschuerm at techfak.uni-bielefeld.de
Thu Nov 1 18:37:05 CET 2018
>From the viewpoint of somebody still in the beginning:
I wold love to have something like this.
May it even be just a list of references, papers, "does and don't does"
or alike..
Kind regards
Tim
On 01.11.2018 16:34, Olwen Morgan wrote:
>
> One thing that I sense (maybe wrongly?) from recent traffic is that a
> goodly few of us use our own favourite techniques to help plug the
> holes in weak development practices. Cut-down structured and OO
> methods seem to be a case in point. I'm sure there are others.
>
> Might there be some benefit in gathering here the tricks that many of
> us may have used when faced with inadequate processes. Call me
> simple-minded (many have called me worse) but I'm wondering if there
> would be value in what might be called a "Software Process Cookbook"
> of "Software Process Checklists" for high-integrity developments.
>
> True, I'd prefer something direct, technical and possibly rather dry
> but I'm thinking here about an appealing format. I'm wondering if
> something like a cookbook or "for Dummies" format would appeal to
> people who would otherwise never go near the sources that they need to
> be accessing to help them do the job better.
>
>
> Just a thought,
>
> Olwen
>
>
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