Can you link to a real-world example of using Objective-S to specify an architecture?
Note that I wouldn't call it "specifying an architecture", I would call it "programming the system using architecture-appropriate connectors".
For example, a task JSON backend:
https://gitlab.com/mpwmo/ObjectiveSmalltalk/-/blob/master/sc...
First defines a Task (model) class, then a scheme-handler for storing those tasks (in memory), and finally configures + hooks up those objects to create+run the actual backend.
Note that I wouldn't call it "specifying an architecture", I would call it "programming the system using architecture-appropriate connectors".
For example, a task JSON backend:
https://gitlab.com/mpwmo/ObjectiveSmalltalk/-/blob/master/sc...
First defines a Task (model) class, then a scheme-handler for storing those tasks (in memory), and finally configures + hooks up those objects to create+run the actual backend.