March 12, 2010

You can't argue with use cases...

Domain Modeling, Linked Data

You can't argue with use cases. That's a pity, so I started a list of things I like to argue with instead:

1. the words (names) people use when talking about use cases


2. how those named things need to be related to one another in order to satisfy a set of use cases


3. how existing names and relationships can best be adapted to accommodate new use cases


4. the value of extending, constraining, instantiating existing abstractions to maximize unexpected reuse


5. whether or not things should be named and behave on a wire

Hmm. What am I forgetting?