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Grady Booch first published the Booch method around '91. He merged his stuff with a few other guys to make UML and the Unified Process a few years later. The
by stonemetal 13y ago
Grady Booch first published the Booch method around '91. He merged his stuff with a few other guys to make UML and the Unified Process a few years later. The rise of big process in software was fairly fast. The push back you see is more a misunderstanding, they see it as a transition from no process -> process -> no process rather than no process -> too much process -> lighter process.
- Glide 13y agoThanks, I never heard of the Booch method before. So time wise something like UML and Unified Process actually occurred after XP and Scrum? That kind of changes the timeline I had in my head about this. I almost feel like making something to figure out all of this.
- parasubvert 13y agoRUP and UML happened around the same time as XP, in 1998, but it was the culmination of a decade of so-called "object oriented methodologies" being discussed between Booch, Rumbaugh, and Jacobsen. The latter coined the term "use case" in his method. RUP and UML combined the three approaches and modelling notations (I'd say 70% Rumbaugh, 20% Booch, 10% Jacobsen)