👉 View computing is a software architectural paradigm that emphasizes the separation of concerns by allowing users to define and interact with applications through views, which are abstract representations of data and services. In this model, the system is composed of multiple independent components, known as views, that can be combined to form complex applications without the need for direct access to the underlying data or services. Each view encapsulates a specific domain and provides a user-friendly interface for accessing the relevant data and performing operations. This approach promotes modularity, reusability, and flexibility, as views can be developed, maintained, and updated independently of the underlying infrastructure. By decoupling the user interface from the data and service layers, view computing enables efficient resource utilization and supports dynamic configuration, making it particularly suitable for distributed and heterogeneous environments.
