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Dmitry Dvoinikov

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Dmitry Dvoinikov is a software developer who believes that common sense is the best design guide
Do software development paradigms always focus on new things ? Posted: Mar 19, 2006 1:15 AM
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It seems to me that each new software development paradigm makes something else a separate (first class or otherwise) entity.
  • Procedural: a procedure
  • ADT: a struct
  • OOP: an instance of a class
  • Generic: a class itself
  • Functional: a lambda
  • Component: an interface
  • Logical: a fact ? (not sure)
  • AOP: a piece of behaviour, like lambda meets interface ? (not sure)
Recognizing something else as being a separate thing is an introduction to focus attention on it and thus make a whole new world to emerge.

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