Sebastian Fleissner
ABSTRACT
Harmony-oriented programming relaxes encapsulation and information hiding by arranging code snippets in virtual spaces and exchanging data via diffusion. Harmony-Oriented Smalltalk is a visual development environment used in on-going studies to gather evidence that harmony-oriented programs are less prone to brittleness than object-oriented programs in the context of software evolution.
- E. Baniassad and S. Fleissner. The geography of programming. In OOPSLA 2006 Companion, pages 560--573. ACM Press, 2006. Google Scholar
Digital Library
- S. Fleissner and E. Baniassad. Towards harmony-oriented programming. In OOPSLA 2008 Companion, pages 819--822. ACM Press, 2008. Google ScholarDigital Library
Index Terms
- Harmony-oriented smalltalk
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