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]]> Comment on Versions, Variants and all the rest – Basic definitions by Knowing where you are: Product Relation Patterns « Product Line Engineering http://productlines.wordpress.com/2008/07/04/versions-variants-and-all-the-rest-basic-definitions/#comment-4 Knowing where you are: Product Relation Patterns « Product Line Engineering Sat, 21 Feb 2009 15:34:12 +0000 http://productlines.wordpress.com/2008/07/04/versions-variants-and-all-the-rest-basic-definitions/#comment-4 [...] The next level of product relationship is the Product Gang. Your products are build from sets of reusable assets by way of configuration and customization. Reuse means that for a new product you take the reusable assets and put them together in a way that they can be used for developing the missing piece for the new product. Changes to the reusable assets (here called the “Platform” PF) do not directly affect a product until the application developer decides to pull in the new version of the PF. The products of the product gang are now sharing more / most assets and are technically derived from the platform assets. Hence products are now in fact instances of the platform, and  I start calling them Product Variants (PV0-PV3) instead of products as in the earlier figures. Read more about my definition of variants and version in this post. [...] [...] The next level of product relationship is the Product Gang. Your products are build from sets of reusable assets by way of configuration and customization. Reuse means that for a new product you take the reusable assets and put them together in a way that they can be used for developing the missing piece for the new product. Changes to the reusable assets (here called the “Platform” PF) do not directly affect a product until the application developer decides to pull in the new version of the PF. The products of the product gang are now sharing more / most assets and are technically derived from the platform assets. Hence products are now in fact instances of the platform, and  I start calling them Product Variants (PV0-PV3) instead of products as in the earlier figures. Read more about my definition of variants and version in this post. [...]

]]> Comment on Versions, Variants and all the rest – Basic definitions by Feature Models and Features - What’s this? « Product Line Engineering http://productlines.wordpress.com/2008/07/04/versions-variants-and-all-the-rest-basic-definitions/#comment-3 Feature Models and Features - What’s this? « Product Line Engineering Mon, 21 Jul 2008 18:31:44 +0000 http://productlines.wordpress.com/2008/07/04/versions-variants-and-all-the-rest-basic-definitions/#comment-3 [...] have multiple feature groups as children. When specifying which features are to be included in a variant the following rules apply: If a parent feature is contained in a [...] [...] have multiple feature groups as children. When specifying which features are to be included in a variant the following rules apply: If a parent feature is contained in a [...]

]]> Comment on Versions, Variants and all the rest – Basic definitions by The variation point » New Product Line Engineering blog launched http://productlines.wordpress.com/2008/07/04/versions-variants-and-all-the-rest-basic-definitions/#comment-2 The variation point » New Product Line Engineering blog launched Fri, 11 Jul 2008 09:22:11 +0000 http://productlines.wordpress.com/2008/07/04/versions-variants-and-all-the-rest-basic-definitions/#comment-2 [...] first postings give basic definitions of Versions and Variants and comment on Markus Voelter’s JAOO video describing [...] [...] first postings give basic definitions of Versions and Variants and comment on Markus Voelter’s JAOO video describing [...]

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