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Page: SEITE 1 – JL - 28.06.2013 Marked: new kinds of objects are formed more directly by composing concrete, full-fledged obje Page: SEITE 1 – JL - 21.02.2014 Marked: distributed software systems Page: SEITE 1 – JL - 28.06.2013 Marked: Class-based languages such as Smalltalk, C++ or Simula are Platonic in their explicit use of classes to represent similarity among collections of objects. Page: SEITE 2 – JL - 21.02.2014 Marked: Yet the idea that there is a single universal taxonomy of natural things is remarkably persistent [Lak87 Page: SEITE 3 – JL - 21.02.2014 Marked: there are no universal rules to determine what properties to use as a basis of classification of object Page: SEITE 6 – JL - 21.02.2014 Marked: Examples of such "objects" include things like traffic jam, photon, water, ozone hole or greenhouse effec Note: Hä?! Page: SEITE 6 – JL - 21.02.2014 Marked: Furthermore, despite the inherent limitations, the modeling capabilities of the object-oriented paradigm are still much better than those of the other well-known programming paradigms. Page: SEITE 7 – JL - 21.02.2014 Marked: we should steer clear of claims such as "object-oriented programs directly reflect the real world" Page: SEITE 7 – JL - 21.02.2014 Marked: In many situations a class hierarchy that is very natural and intuitive from the conceptual point of view is not the most reusable, extensible, or time- or space-efficient one; the most reusable or extensible libraries are not necessarily efficient or conceptually elegant; or, the most efficient libraries may lack both the conceptual elegance and extensibilit Page: SEITE 7 – JL - 21.02.2014 Marked: Cook's paper on the redesign of the Smalltalk-80 class library serves as an interesting example of this phenomenon [Coo92]. Note: #ToRead Page: SEITE 7 – JL - 21.02.2014 Marked: the mixin style of programming [BrC90] often leads to highly reusable libraries at the cost of reduced conceptual clarity. Page: SEITE 9 – JL - 21.02.2014 Marked: unlike in class-based languages in which the structure of an instance is dictated by its class, in prototype-based languages it is usually possible to add or remove methods and variables at the level of individual objec Page: SEITE 9 – JL - 21.02.2014 Marked: prototype-based languages object creation usually takes place by copying, and that inheritance is replaced by some other, less class-centered mechanism. Page: SEITE 9 – JL - 21.02.2014 Marked: the ability to modify and evolve objects at the level of individual objects reduces the need for a priori classification and encourages a more iterative programming and design styl Page: SEITE 9 – JL - 21.02.2014 Marked: design is driven by evaluation in the context of examples: designers run their solutions to evaluate them in the context of some input to the program. Page: SEITE 9 – JL - 21.02.2014 Marked: do prototype- based object-oriented languages help overcome the limitations of the Aristotelian tradition that constrains the modeling capabilities of the current class-based object- oriented languages? Unfortunately, this is not really the case Page: SEITE 9 – JL - 21.02.2014 Marked: providing better support for experimental programming [UnS87]. Page: SEITE 9 – JL - 21.02.2014 Marked: developers of prototype-based object-oriented programming languages seem to have been even more ignorant to these underlying conceptual and philosophical issues than, e.g., the Scandinavian inventors of the class-based object-oriented paradigm Page: SEITE 9 – JL - 21.02.2014 Marked: Kevo objects are logically stand-alone and typically have no shared properties with each other. Page: SEITE 10 – JL - 21.02.2014 Marked: In order to make it possible to perform modifications to objects not only at the level of individual objects, but also per group, Kevo uses a notion of object (clone) family. Page: SEITE 11 – JL - 28.06.2013 Marked: Borning, A.H., Classes versus prototypes in object-oriented language Page: SEITE 11 – JL - 21.02.2014 Marked: Cook, W.R., Interfaces and specifications for the Smalltalk-80 collection classe Page: SEITE 12 – JL - 28.06.2013 Marked: Lieberman, H., Using prototypical objects to implement shared behavior in object- oriented systems. Page: SEITE 12 – JL - 28.06.2013 Marked: LaLonde, W.R., Thomas, D.A., Pugh, J.R., An exemplar based Smalltalk. Page: SEITE 13 – JL - 21.02.2014 Marked: Taivalsaari, A., A critical view of inheritance and reusability in object-oriented programming. Ph.D. thesi Page: SEITE 13 – JL - 21.02.2014 Marked: Yourdon, E., Good enough software. Application Development Strategies Note: #ToRead Page: undefined – undefined Marked: undefined

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Page: SEITE 1 Stamp: JL - 28.06.2013 Marked: new kinds of objects are formed more directly by composing concrete, full-fledged obje Page: SEITE 1 Stamp: JL - 21.02.2014 Marked: distributed software systems Page: SEITE 1 Stamp: JL - 28.06.2013 Marked: Class-based languages such as Smalltalk, C++ or Simula are Platonic in their explicit use of classes to represent similarity among collections of objects. Page: SEITE 2 Stamp: JL - 21.02.2014 Marked: Yet the idea that there is a single universal taxonomy of natural things is remarkably persistent [Lak87 Page: SEITE 3 Stamp: JL - 21.02.2014 Marked: there are no universal rules to determine what properties to use as a basis of classification of object Page: SEITE 6 Stamp: JL - 21.02.2014 Marked: Examples of such "objects" include things like traffic jam, photon, water, ozone hole or greenhouse effec Note: Hä?! Page: SEITE 6 Stamp: JL - 21.02.2014 Marked: Furthermore, despite the inherent limitations, the modeling capabilities of the object-oriented paradigm are still much better than those of the other well-known programming paradigms. Page: SEITE 7 Stamp: JL - 21.02.2014 Marked: we should steer clear of claims such as "object-oriented programs directly reflect the real world" Page: SEITE 7 Stamp: JL - 21.02.2014 Marked: In many situations a class hierarchy that is very natural and intuitive from the conceptual point of view is not the most reusable, extensible, or time- or space-efficient one; the most reusable or extensible libraries are not necessarily efficient or conceptually elegant; or, the most efficient libraries may lack both the conceptual elegance and extensibilit Page: SEITE 7 Stamp: JL - 21.02.2014 Marked: Cook's paper on the redesign of the Smalltalk-80 class library serves as an interesting example of this phenomenon [Coo92]. Note: #ToRead Page: SEITE 7 Stamp: JL - 21.02.2014 Marked: the mixin style of programming [BrC90] often leads to highly reusable libraries at the cost of reduced conceptual clarity. Page: SEITE 9 Stamp: JL - 21.02.2014 Marked: unlike in class-based languages in which the structure of an instance is dictated by its class, in prototype-based languages it is usually possible to add or remove methods and variables at the level of individual objec Page: SEITE 9 Stamp: JL - 21.02.2014 Marked: prototype-based languages object creation usually takes place by copying, and that inheritance is replaced by some other, less class-centered mechanism. Page: SEITE 9 Stamp: JL - 21.02.2014 Marked: the ability to modify and evolve objects at the level of individual objects reduces the need for a priori classification and encourages a more iterative programming and design styl Page: SEITE 9 Stamp: JL - 21.02.2014 Marked: design is driven by evaluation in the context of examples: designers run their solutions to evaluate them in the context of some input to the program. Page: SEITE 9 Stamp: JL - 21.02.2014 Marked: do prototype- based object-oriented languages help overcome the limitations of the Aristotelian tradition that constrains the modeling capabilities of the current class-based object- oriented languages? Unfortunately, this is not really the case Page: SEITE 9 Stamp: JL - 21.02.2014 Marked: providing better support for experimental programming [UnS87]. Page: SEITE 9 Stamp: JL - 21.02.2014 Marked: developers of prototype-based object-oriented programming languages seem to have been even more ignorant to these underlying conceptual and philosophical issues than, e.g., the Scandinavian inventors of the class-based object-oriented paradigm Page: SEITE 9 Stamp: JL - 21.02.2014 Marked: Kevo objects are logically stand-alone and typically have no shared properties with each other. Page: SEITE 10 Stamp: JL - 21.02.2014 Marked: In order to make it possible to perform modifications to objects not only at the level of individual objects, but also per group, Kevo uses a notion of object (clone) family. Page: SEITE 11 Stamp: JL - 28.06.2013 Marked: Borning, A.H., Classes versus prototypes in object-oriented language Page: SEITE 11 Stamp: JL - 21.02.2014 Marked: Cook, W.R., Interfaces and specifications for the Smalltalk-80 collection classe Page: SEITE 12 Stamp: JL - 28.06.2013 Marked: Lieberman, H., Using prototypical objects to implement shared behavior in object- oriented systems. Page: SEITE 12 Stamp: JL - 28.06.2013 Marked: LaLonde, W.R., Thomas, D.A., Pugh, J.R., An exemplar based Smalltalk. Page: SEITE 13 Stamp: JL - 21.02.2014 Marked: Taivalsaari, A., A critical view of inheritance and reusability in object-oriented programming. Ph.D. thesi Page: SEITE 13 Stamp: JL - 21.02.2014 Marked: Yourdon, E., Good enough software. Application Development Strategies Note: #ToRead

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