Tabular application development

Summary form only given. The work represents an effective approach called tabular application development (TAD). TAD is a new approach, because it introduces a new idea for developing the application by creating several tables. It has nine phases. The first phase of TAD defines the problem to be solved by organizing interviews with all users. The second phase deals with the business processes of the organization. The third phase of TAD builds the process model. The fourth phase transforms the user's models into stable data structures. The fifth phase identifies the objects of the system. The sixth phase builds the object model. The seventh phase deals with analyzing and defining the outputs of the application. The eighth phase has two steps. The first step develops a model of the application using the information existing in the activity and entity tables and the second step deals with creating the algorithms of the application. The last phase is the implementation. In this phase we convert the objects into classes and the operations into methods. Furthermore, we generate a code according to the method specifications and to the defined algorithms.