Programming Models are Becomming More Important to Programmers these Days

There are many more programs to be written these days, because problem types have increased. With increasing problem types comes the need to understand programming models. Understanding programming models helps to understand the structure of the problem that needs to be solved with a computer program.

Without understanding a programming model a programming challenge will appear too abstract to be understood.

Programming models are a fundamental approaches to structuring a program. Thinking in programming models involve understanding the core concept, choosing the right programming model, applying the programming model's principles, shifting your understanding of the problem, and possibly combine programming models.

Programming models when approached as described above are approaches to building the structure and elements of computer programs. When adequately matched with a problem space, programming models deliver best fit solutions that accurately solve the problem and are further scalable and can sustain the evolution of the solution over time to accommodate emerging strains of the same challenge.

There are several programming models to be considered but first of all it is best to let us know that study of programming models when delved into tends to challenge all we know about programming, because its role is to help us be better problem solvers. In the next few conversations I will take time to show these programming models based on a rough classification and then we will delve into individual models.

In the meantime, it is important to note that programming models are complimentary to programming skills and not disruptive.