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In a module-core program, how should modules interact with each other?

Short background: I’m using MEF/C# for developing a program that has one core (singleton) and multiple MEF parts (I call them modules, each module is a separate assembly with one class that contains the MEF export). The core imports all parts that are needed/available and initializes them (makes them read their configuration files, that stuff happens in the constructors, business as usual)

Javascript Architectural Model

Are there any obvious flaws to this OO architectural model which I intend to implement using javascript? It is similar to the MVP model but instead the role of the model is broken down into three modules:

serving up future-proof kinfolk – extensible contract interfaces [closed]

It’s difficult to tell what is being asked here. This question is ambiguous, vague, incomplete, overly broad, or rhetorical and cannot be reasonably answered in its current form. For help clarifying this question so that it can be reopened, visit the help center. Closed 11 years ago. Ok, I have this human here, but what […]

How should I structure modules in an Angular.js application?

I am fairly new to Angular.js, and one that confuses me is how to best use modules in an application. It seems to me that modules can contain any of the other common constructs in AngularJS (controllers, directives, filters, services, etc.), but from here I am unsure which module(s) should contain which things.

How to modularize and package a client-side Javascript library today?

I’ve been catching up with the modern client-side JS ecosystem and reading up on CommonJS and AMD (incl. associated tools – browserify, requirejs, onejs, jam, dozens of others). If I’m writing a Javascript library, how do I modularize/package it such that it can be most broadly accessible (ideally by users who swear by CommonJS, AMD, and especially neither)?

Program modules separated in different DLLs

We have an existing ERP system written in VB 6 that we are converting to .Net incrementally. Now, every module in the system is being separated into DLLs so that the product becomes customizable and flexible. I’m not sure if this is the way to do this.