What's the difference between Domain Driven Design and Problem Oriented Programming?
I feel like Chuck Moore was talking about this back in the '70s when he wrote Programming in a Problem Oriented Language. Forth has been largely overlooked probably because it lacks what people consider necessities in modern programming languages (like compiler enforced typing by default), but you can't deny the power of Forth and other concatenative languages for their ability to encode the domain.
I feel like Chuck Moore was talking about this back in the '70s when he wrote Programming in a Problem Oriented Language. Forth has been largely overlooked probably because it lacks what people consider necessities in modern programming languages (like compiler enforced typing by default), but you can't deny the power of Forth and other concatenative languages for their ability to encode the domain.