MOSD—Method-oriented software development
| State: | active |
| Timeframe: | since December 2001 |
| Project type: | open source project, participation in the contest »Jugend forscht 2002«, participation in the »Informatiktage 2003« |
| Client: | — |
| Role: | architect, developer |
| Coworkers: |
Daan Apeldoorn (website),
Christian Späth |
| Platform: | platform independent |
| Languages: | Python |
| Other: | Compiler construction |
| Website: | http://www.mosd.net/ |
Description
Method-oriented programming is a newly developed programming concept. Similar to the object-oriented programming, it tries to map real life objects in the source code. Nevertheless, it uses a fundamental new approach. It can not be seen as competing with object-oriented programming, but as an extension and a way to improve existing object-oriented source code. A consequence is that so far all method-oriented programming languages are extensions to object-oriented languages. They allow the cooperation of both concepts.
More information can be found at the MOSD website.

