Introduction to v-agent oriented programming (VAOP)
v-agent oriented programming (VAOP) is a programming methodology that is based on representing an algorithm in the form of a v-agent script (va-script). This script allows a virtual software agent, called a v-agent (va), to perform operations that are encoded in v-agent box (va-box) modules.
Ideological v-agent oriented programming is aimed at ensuring that the algorithm is written in one place in a form that is understood by all — customers, programmers, and the execution environment (computer), which improves the process of interaction between all when creating a software product and, most importantly, significantly reduces costs at the maintenance and adaptation stage to changes in external conditions in the future.
The paradox is that we must change in order for everything to stay the same, so the main task of v-agent oriented programming is to ensure the immortality of the software product with minimal investment in its constant modernization.
Knowing the v-agent oriented approach to programming will be useful not only for developers who get paid for a software product made by any methodology, but also for customers who for many years remain one-on-one with the problems of maintaining the software product and adapting it to changes in external conditions. Remember that the future does not come on its own! The future we program skilfully or unskillfully, so we need to create your software using V-agent oriented programming in order to have a future.
It sounds obscure and not specific, but theory is necessary because there is nothing more practical than good theory.
VAOP has the same goal as Model-driven engineering (MDE) and performs tasks of eco-programming paradigm
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