Granularity
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There are many advantages of a fine-grained development pattern where ownership is diversified.
Granularity Subscribe Today! x Subscribe to my mailing list and never miss out! Name Email Submit Facebook Twitter LinkedIn RSS Feed Subscribe A ndrew A lexander P rice Blog Links About Contact Subscribe Facebook Twitter LinkedIn RSS Feed Granularity October 21, 2015 The word 'granular' is used to describe something that is made up of smaller elements, and 'granularity' is how small or large those elements are. If the elements are small, we call it 'fine-grained' , and if the elements are large we call it 'coarse-grained'. It is a term we use in economics, computer science, geology, and likely
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