Not sure if this makes sense, but.... what 'kind' of systems are there?
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As in I have always worked on CRUD systems. I have googled for a list of systems but haven't been able to find much. I guess i'm just getting bored of the usual n-tier front end to a DB stuff, and want to know what else is going on. Any help much appreciated. Cheers.
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As in I have always worked on CRUD systems. I have googled for a list of systems but haven't been able to find much. I guess i'm just getting bored of the usual n-tier front end to a DB stuff, and want to know what else is going on. Any help much appreciated. Cheers.
Are you looking for types of software not like a business application using Database I/O as a main part of the system? So something like a Game or a Missile Guidance System? Are you looking for work in a different sector of the industry? I find your post rather unclear.
led mike
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Are you looking for types of software not like a business application using Database I/O as a main part of the system? So something like a Game or a Missile Guidance System? Are you looking for work in a different sector of the industry? I find your post rather unclear.
led mike
Mike thanks for your reply. I guess i'm interested in different architectures. Not looking for another job, just want to expand my knowledge. I guess a 3-tier archictecture is popular for DB storage and retrieval. What about when banks go mental processing stuff at night, batch processing etc - output of one app becoming input to another. Is there a name for a system (CRUD) or architecture (n-tier) like that? Do you know what i'm getting at? When you say missle guidance system i think of embedded C or something, but am interested more in higher level langauges. Maybe i need to check out design patterns more. Maybe a Model View Controller is another kind of system? Wow big ramble. Probably best to just smile and nod.
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Mike thanks for your reply. I guess i'm interested in different architectures. Not looking for another job, just want to expand my knowledge. I guess a 3-tier archictecture is popular for DB storage and retrieval. What about when banks go mental processing stuff at night, batch processing etc - output of one app becoming input to another. Is there a name for a system (CRUD) or architecture (n-tier) like that? Do you know what i'm getting at? When you say missle guidance system i think of embedded C or something, but am interested more in higher level langauges. Maybe i need to check out design patterns more. Maybe a Model View Controller is another kind of system? Wow big ramble. Probably best to just smile and nod.
Well I highly recommend everyone study Software Design Patterns but they have little to do with architectures and specifically Model-View-Controller is a design not a different kind of system. CRUD isn't really an architecture it's just an acronym describing basic Database operations. N-Tier is an architecture concept. It's not all that complex conceptually and it seems you might be over complicating this issue for yourself. Systems design and architecture should be based on requirements. Systems should, although don't always, have an architecture that meets the needs of the use model and any enterprise/network/platform that they are required to operate within. If you are having trouble consuming all these different terms and understanding them I highly recommend Wikipedia for introductory high level definitions of things like Design Patterns and N-Tier and CRUD etc.
led mike