improved phrasing of definition #33
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For our course, there is no difference. In the literature, the difference is that of optionality. Feature modules (aka. layers in AHEAD) are optional whereas collaborations just describe the different parts of a class. We should replace AHEAD (by FeatureHouse) completely and get rid of all those words: collaboration, layer, Jampack, Mixin Same is true for "crosscutting concern" which should be replaced by "crosscutting feature". |
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The definition of feature modules was a bit confusing to my students. Especially what the differences between collaboration, feature module, layer, and feature are. I changed the definition based on my understanding (collaboration, feature module, layer are synonymous). Is this correct?
Asking more generally: Is there a difference between a collaboration and a feature module? Because on earlier slides, we call them collaborations, and later we call them feature modules.