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From Baldwin and Clark - conclusions are:
From Baldwin and Clark - conclusions are:
*Modularity (in code architecture) inventivises development contributions
*Modularity (in code architecture) incentivises development contributions
*Modularity also helps to address the the [[Freeloader Dilemma]]
*Modularity also helps to address the the [[Freeloader Dilemma]]



Latest revision as of 17:17, 6 August 2019

From Baldwin and Clark - conclusions are:

  • Modularity (in code architecture) incentivises development contributions
  • Modularity also helps to address the the Freeloader Dilemma

A concept published by:

  • Baldwin and Clark - 2005 - [1]
  • Based on 2002 work of Aoki
  • O'Reilly - 2004 - [2]