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DESCRIPTION:<p>With or without established coding standards and code revie
 ws\, application code tends to have a wide variance in implementation whe
 n multiple developers are involved. Variations begin to appear over the c
 ourse of an application&rsquo\;s lifespan due to the introduction of new 
 requirements or improved techniques\, etc. Often implemented variations a
 re never refactored due to schedule or workload constraints. With code fa
 ctories\, much of an application can be automatically generated to match 
 a consistent pattern. When new requirements emerge or new methodologies a
 re introduced into the architecture of the application\, the factory temp
 late author(s) can simply modify their template(s) and re-run the actions
  to consistently inject the changes without affecting the code written by
  the development team in the interim.</p>\n<p>Applying software factories
  to solve architecture problems\, pattern adherence and skill set gaps.</
 p>\n<ul>\n<li>Skill set gaps and how proper architecture solves them</li>
 \n<li>Leveraging patterns to address architecture and skill set challenge
 s</li>\n<li>Using software factories to solve architecture and skill set 
 problems using CodeFactory</li>\n</ul>\n<p class="lead">&nbsp\;</p>
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SUMMARY:<p>With or without established coding standards and code reviews\,
  application code tends to have a wide variance in implementation when mu
 ltiple developers are involved. Variations begin to appear over the cours
 e of an application&rsquo\;s lifespan due to the introduction of new requ
 irements or improved techniques\, etc. Often implemented variations are n
 ever refactored due to schedule or workload constraints. With code factor
 ies\, much of an application can be automatically generated to match a co
 nsistent pattern. When new requirements emerge or new methodologies are i
 ntroduced into the architecture of the application\, the factory template
  author(s) can simply modify their template(s) and re-run the actions to 
 consistently inject the changes without affecting the code written by the
  development team in the interim.</p>\n<p>Applying software factories to 
 solve architecture problems\, pattern adherence and skill set gaps.</p>\n
 <ul>\n<li>Skill set gaps and how proper architecture solves them</li>\n<l
 i>Leveraging patterns to address architecture and skill set challenges</l
 i>\n<li>Using software factories to solve architecture and skill set prob
 lems using CodeFactory</li>\n</ul>\n<p class="lead">&nbsp\;</p>
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