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Moldable Development Patterns

URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2409.18811v1
Date: Fri, 27 Sep 2024 15:02:45 GMT
Title: Moldable Development Patterns
Authors: Oscar Nierstrasz, Tudor Gîrba,
Abstract summary: Moldable development supports decision-making by making software systems explainable. This paper targets (i) readers curious to learn about moldable development, (ii) current users of the Glamorous Toolkit moldable IDE wanting to learn best practices, and (iii) developers interested in applying moldable development using other platforms and technology.
Score: 0.9444784653236159
License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/
Abstract: Moldable development supports decision-making by making software systems explainable. This is done by making it cheap to add numerous custom tools to your software, turning it into a live, explorable domain model. Based on several years of experience of applying moldable development to both open-source and industrial systems, we have identified several mutually supporting patterns to explain how moldable development works in practice. This paper targets (i) readers curious to learn about moldable development, (ii) current users of the Glamorous Toolkit moldable IDE wanting to learn best practices, and (iii) developers interested in applying moldable development using other platforms and technology.

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