extensibility

• “Semantic extensibility is harder, but can also be done.”

  Reflective Surface - More on the evolution of programming languages

• “Coflight is also the first FDP to enjoy an open architecture funded over Standard and Open Source middleware technologies to guarantee the long-term extensibility, scalability and availability of supply.”

  The Earth Times Online Newspaper

• “We’ve built in extensibility points, so you can add functionality to Facebook Open Platform like your own tags and API methods.”

  Parsing the “open” in Facebook’s “fbOpen” platform | FactoryCity

• “TV Raman made a comment a number of times that we need to partition the idea of extensibility into two parts: extending the platform vs. extending the language.”

  Planet Apache

• “One of the primary reasons for doing this project is to give the back-end code a lot more extensibility, which is key in projects where you want to one day expand and improve on.”

  King Gary

• “It supports IMAP and POP3 servers, has tabbed message browsing, advanced folder management, and the kind of extensibility that everyone has come to love in its sibling Firefox.”

  doggdot.us

• “This Ars piece makes the case for more "extensibility" and interoperability en route to a primer on "Seed".”

  almost effortless

• “For that kind of extensibility and manageability, BIDPO felt that VMware's virtualized cloud platform was the best fit for the project.”

  The Earth Times Online Newspaper

• “The dll is licensed with the product - you're allowed to use the dll with the product, or for "extensibility" with the product (in this case office).”

  ASP.NET Forums

• “Besides being free, the advantage of this statistical software is its "extensibility" feature.”

  The Hindu - Front Page

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