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Glossary/Subject Oriented Programming

Subject Oriented Programming

The Urbit operating system hews to a conceptual model wherein each expression takes place in a certain context (the subject). While sharing a lot of practicality with other programming paradigms and platforms, Urbit's model is mathematically well-defined and unambiguously specified. Every expression of Hoon is evaluated relative to its subject, a piece of data that represents the environment, or the context, of an expression.

Further reading

  • Hoon School: subject-oriented programming: A guide to subject-oriented programming.
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