Software Reuse¶
Krueger, C. W. (1992). Software Reuse. ACM, 24(2), 131-183.
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Primes¶
- Economies Of Scope
- A practitioner fluent in the prime can import a solution found in a distant field — say, the software discipline of keeping a shared library's interface stable so heterogeneous callers can reuse it — into an organizational shared-service design, because both are governed by the same condition of indivisibility-and-reuse across variety.
This sourceSurveys software reuse as building systems from existing components rather than from scratch, taxonomizing how a stable, reusable artifact spreads its build-and-maintain cost across many heterogeneous callers.
- A practitioner fluent in the prime can import a solution found in a distant field — say, the software discipline of keeping a shared library's interface stable so heterogeneous callers can reuse it — into an organizational shared-service design, because both are governed by the same condition of indivisibility-and-reuse across variety.
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