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Beyond the concept of coupling

Dr. Carlo Pescio in a post of his series on "Nature of Software" (NOSD) goes beyond the concept of "coupling" and talks about "entanglement":

Two clusters of information are entangled when performing a change on one immediately requires a change on the other. [...] Coupling is a time-honored concept, born in the 70s [...] So, isn't entanglement just coupling? No, not really. Many systems that would be defined as "loosely coupled" are indeed "heavily entangled" [And he argues why]

I think this is an interesting concept that current (mainstream?) programming languages can't express.

By M Riccobene at 2011-03-23 09:22 | LtU Forum | previous forum topic | next forum topic | other blogs | 4895 reads

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Yes, schematic evolution isn't dealt with today.

Yes, schematic evolution isn't dealt with today.

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