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JaroslavTulach: /* Have You Ever Wondered...? */

JaroslavTulach — Mon, 20 Oct 2008 06:51:52 GMT

Have You Ever Wondered...?

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	Are you afraid of upgrading your favorite application to newer version? I am. Every time I need to upgrade X Window server, I am stressed and ready for problems that almost always appear. Are you asking how this relates to API Design? Easily, the building blocks of our systems which provide some functionality via their APIs (like the X Window server), are expected to evolve and evolve compatibly. It is not hard to produce new version of a framework or library, it is hard to release new version that will remain compatible. This is quite a big difference from in-house software system development and [[Ever Changing Targets\|the chapter 4]] discusses its implications and the actions we need to take to resolve them.		Are you afraid of upgrading your favorite application to newer version? I am. Every time I need to upgrade X Window server, I am stressed and ready for problems that almost always appear. Are you asking how this relates to API Design? Easily, the building blocks of our systems which provide some functionality via their APIs (like the X Window server), are expected to evolve and evolve compatibly. It is not hard to produce new version of a framework or library, it is hard to release new version that will remain compatible. This is quite a big difference from in-house software system development and [[Ever Changing Targets\|the chapter 4]] discusses its implications and the actions we need to take to resolve them.
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		+	== How Many People Have to Die? ==
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JaroslavTulach at 21:01, 13 August 2008

JaroslavTulach — Wed, 13 Aug 2008 21:01:20 GMT

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	== Have You Ever Wondered...? ==		== Have You Ever Wondered...? ==

-	Are you afraid of upgrading your favorite application to newer version? I am. Every time I need to upgrade X Window server, I am stressed and ready for problems that almost always appear. Are you asking how this relates to API Design? Easily, the building blocks of our systems which provide some functionality via their APIs (like the X Window server), are expected to evolve and evolve compatibly. It is not hard to produce new version of a framework or library, it is hard to release new version that will remain compatible. This is quite a big difference from in-house software system development and ~~this~~ chapter discusses its implications and the actions we need to take to resolve them.	+	Are you afraid of upgrading your favorite application to newer version? I am. Every time I need to upgrade X Window server, I am stressed and ready for problems that almost always appear. Are you asking how this relates to API Design? Easily, the building blocks of our systems which provide some functionality via their APIs (like the X Window server), are expected to evolve and evolve compatibly. It is not hard to produce new version of a framework or library, it is hard to release new version that will remain compatible. This is quite a big difference from in-house software system development and [[Ever Changing Targets\|the chapter 4]] discusses its implications and the actions we need to take to resolve them.

JaroslavTulach at 20:04, 2 August 2008

JaroslavTulach — Sat, 02 Aug 2008 20:04:01 GMT

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	+	== Have You Ever Wondered...? ==

	+	Are you afraid of upgrading your favorite application to newer version? I am. Every time I need to upgrade X Window server, I am stressed and ready for problems that almost always appear. Are you asking how this relates to API Design? Easily, the building blocks of our systems which provide some functionality via their APIs (like the X Window server), are expected to evolve and evolve compatibly. It is not hard to produce new version of a framework or library, it is hard to release new version that will remain compatible. This is quite a big difference from in-house software system development and this chapter discusses its implications and the actions we need to take to resolve them.

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Apidesign — Sat, 14 Jun 2008 05:34:21 GMT

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-	* chapter title: "Ever Changing Targets" => "Ever-Changing Targets"

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AdamDingle: New page: * chapter title: "Ever Changing Targets" => "Ever-Changing Targets" --~~~~

AdamDingle — Fri, 28 Mar 2008 02:05:52 GMT

New page: * chapter title: "Ever Changing Targets" => "Ever-Changing Targets" --~~~~

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* chapter title: "Ever Changing Targets" => "Ever-Changing Targets"

--[[User:AdamDingle|AdamDingle]] 02:05, 28 March 2008 (UTC)