On the role of models and modularity in the design and development of Digital Humanities tools
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Zenzaro, Simone;
On the role of models and modularity in the design and development of Digital Humanities tools
This article emphasizes the importance of defining models and building modular software for digital humanities tools. In particular, we address the availability of modular models for tools as a necessity to cope with the rapidly changing technological landscape that has produced a large set of short-lived tools. We propose an approach that aims to mitigate the effects of software obsolescence that leverages modular models.
Italy
Digital Humanities, Tools, digital humanities, models, modularity, tools, obsolescence, Obsolescence, Models, Modularity
Digital Humanities, Tools, digital humanities, models, modularity, tools, obsolescence, Obsolescence, Models, Modularity
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