Modularity

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Let's Turn Packages into a Module System!

 Many projects are divided into modules/subprojects using the build system (Maven, Gradle, SBT …); and writing modular code is generally a Good Thing....

2 replies - 2478 views - 11/16/12 by Adam Warski in Articles

Large-Scale Continuous Integration Requires Code Modularity

Where large development teams and codebases are involved, code modularity is a key enabler for continuous delivery. At a high level...

0 replies - 4693 views - 10/29/12 by Willie Wheeler in Articles

Impala 1.0 for Spring Modularity Approaches Final Release

Phil Zoio's Impala project is very close to it's first major GA release.  The second release candidate for Impala 1.0 has just arrived with some very...

1 replies - 5403 views - 01/05/10 by Mitch Pronschinske in Articles

IBM is Bringing OSGi to Enterprise Developers

IBM just announced that it is bringing OSGi to version 7 of the WebSphere Application Server (WAS) with the OSGi Applications Open Alpha framework.  This is...

0 replies - 9208 views - 12/04/09 by Mitch Pronschinske in News

Is OSGi Adoption Growing? An Interview with Kirk Knoernschild

Interest in OSGi has seen a steady increase over the years as the benefits of modularity drive its adoption.  In a recent blog post, Kirk Knoernschild of the...

0 replies - 11760 views - 11/13/09 by Mitch Pronschinske in Articles

Java Modularity - OSGi and Project Jigsaw

I’ve had some time to reflect on the sessions pertaining to Java modularity that I attended at JavaOne. This topic can be pretty confusing,...

7 replies - 21661 views - 06/12/09 by Kirk Knoernschild in News

Java Modularity - Why Modularity Matters

In my previous blog, I provided a summarized view of what OSGi is and how it impacts Java developers. I got some interesting feedback.  In this article, I...

7 replies - 15080 views - 05/06/09 by Vladimir Vivien in Articles