Software 2 Cents • 1/16/2015

Ubiquitous Language Is Everywhere, Even in Your Nose

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The article discusses the software design concept of Ubiquitous Language, a shared glossary of terms to prevent misunderstandings in development. It uses a detailed personal anecdote about post-nasal surgery complications due to confusing 'crust' and 'scab' to illustrate how critical precise, unambiguous language is in both medicine and software engineering.

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