Inner-platform effect¶
Inner-platform effect.
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- Inner-Platform Effect
- Word-processor styles, cron-plus-shell schedulers, and game-engine mod APIs: paragraph and character styles re-implementing CSS, cron-and-shell re-implementing a distributed scheduler's dependencies and retries, and mod APIs re-implementing a general-purpose scripting language inside the engine's modding surface.
This sourceWikipedia (drawing on the Portland Pattern Repository / c2 wiki entry). Names the anti-pattern in which a customizable sub-system (plugin layers, EAV schemas, word-processor styles, config languages) re-implements the host platform's facilities, generally as a poor replica.
- Word-processor styles, cron-plus-shell schedulers, and game-engine mod APIs: paragraph and character styles re-implementing CSS, cron-and-shell re-implementing a distributed scheduler's dependencies and retries, and mod APIs re-implementing a general-purpose scripting language inside the engine's modding surface.
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