Application development approaches in a MUMPS environment
@article{Gebert2004ApplicationDA,
title={Application development approaches in a MUMPS environment},
author={Gordon A. Gebert},
journal={Journal of Medical Systems},
year={2004},
volume={9},
pages={155-162}
}A number of techniques exist to aid in the development of software applications. This paper briefly discusses the use of discrete, stand-alone packages written in MUMPS as tools for the efficient development and maintenance of applications packages. A preliminary set of requirements and a list of candidate functional clusters are included.
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