From Pascal and ML to Perl and VB: Software Engineering in Postmodernity
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A number of recent developments in software engineering – scripting
languages, aspect-oriented programming, agile methods, design
patterns, pluggable type systems – share a number of common
attributes. These developments avoid a unifying theme or plan, focus
on negotiation between different concerns, and exhibit a high level of
context sensitivity. We argue that these developments are evidence of
a postmodern turn in software engineering. In this talk, we’ll survey
a number of these developments and describe their potential
implications for the practice of software engineering.
This talk is part of the Computer Laboratory Wednesday Seminars series.
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