Of Concerns: Virtual Separation

Modern IDEs like the Colored Integrated Development Environment (CIDE) allow developers to "color" code fragments associated with specific features.

Traditional Separation of Concerns (SoC) usually requires —moving code into different classes, packages, or aspects. VSoC challenges this by keeping code in its original context but using tools to emulate modularity. Virtual Separation of Concerns

Rather than using complex mechanisms like Aspect-Oriented Programming (AOP), VSoC often relies on simple annotations or preprocessor-like directives. Virtual Separation of Concerns