Intuitively, you cannot always weave together two 'hows'. Does choreography help by delimiting each 'how' with a composable 'what'? (like a type system for behaviour).
Steve, Frank, any comments?
On 7/21/06, Phil Ayres <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
Alexis,
I think I need to refine this a little, as my brain did a loop trying
to get so abstract!
>
> - the choreography is the 'what'
> - the orchestration is the 'how'
>Maybe I'll add a few words for my simple brain...
- choreography is the 'what to do - decide yourself how and when to do it'
- orchestration is the 'what to do - I'll tell you what and when to do it'
Cheers
Phil
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