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Pattern: WYSIWYG

- "Fine grained" -- at the level of individual methods and
objects.
- "Real time" -- each method is stored upon accept, and is
immediately available to
other developers.
- Code units have semantics, and have relationships to other code
units, typically "is
contained by" and "requires" kinds of relationships. This
property allows a code
unit to be meaningfully referred to as a "module".
- An individual code unit's developer,
not
a system integrator, decides when that code unit is ready to become part
of its containing
configuration. This pushes responsibility down to an appropriate level --
those with
the most knowledge about a thing should make decisions about that thing.
It also reduces an organization's vulnerability to single point of failure
dependence on
an integration guru.
- Modules and users interact in pre-defined roles: manager, owner,
developer, browser.
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