Elie Levy

For more than thirty years of systems development, the software crisis has posed a problem. Generally, systems development surpasses budgets and time limits and is not reliable. Worse still, it doesn't satisfy users' requirements. Basically, these problems arise because the systems become more and more complex as they grow. They are always changing, too. It is difficult to make them reliable, to test them and to specify requirements for them. That's why different techniques or methodologies have arisen to ensure the development of a more efficient software. Object-oriented technology directly attacks each one of these problems and this technique is causing a revolution in the software development. Java is an object-oriented language which includes a new feature: it's platform independent. If we consider the implications which a multiplatform programming language en... (more)