The Essence of Software
Why Concepts Matter for Great Design
(Autor) Daniel JacksonPart I. Motivations --1. Why I Wrote This Book --2. Discovering Concepts --3. How Concepts Help --Part II. Essentials --4. Concept Structure --5. Concept Purposes --6. Concept Composition --7. Concept Dependence --8. Concept Mapping --Part III. Principles --9. Concept Specificity --10. Concept Familiarity --11. Concept Integrity --12. Questions to Remember --Acknowledgments --Resources --Explorations & Digressions --References --Index of Applications --Index of Concepts --Index of Names --Index of Topics.
Daniel Jackson
Daniel Jackson is a renowned American author best known for his novel "Lost in Translation," which explores themes of cultural identity and communication. His literary style is characterized by rich character development and intricate plot twists. Jackson's key contribution to literature lies in his ability to bridge cultural divides through storytelling.
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