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<p>We only need <strong>implementation-level</strong> diagrams for tiny, tricky issues. Python is very clear so serves as its own implementation specification. However Django does need some explanation even to a competent python programmer if they have not used it before.
<p>For a fundamental background to system specification the classic work of <a href="http://www.syntropy.co.uk/syntropy/designing-object-systems.pdf">Cook and Daniels</a> (online PDF, 400 pages) cannot easily be improved upon (start reading at page 10, second paragraph).
<p>For a fundamental background to system specification the classic work of <a href="/expofiles/documents/designing-object-systems.pdf">Cook and Daniels</a> (online PDF, 400 pages) cannot easily be improved upon (start reading at page 10, second paragraph).
<h3>Class Diagrams</h3>
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<h3 id="cookanddaniels">Cook & Daniels - Three Levels</h3>
<p>From <a href="http://www.syntropy.co.uk/syntropy/designing-object-systems.pdf">Cook and Daniels</a> (online PDF, 400 pages, pp10-11):
<p>From <a href="/expofiles/documents/designing-object-systems.pdf">Cook and Daniels</a> (online PDF, 400 pages, pp10-11):
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"In this book we present three kinds of object-oriented model. The first kind, which