The Azuki Framework is a Java application
framework designed to resolve various problems in
the software development lifecycle. These goals
are achieved by splitting the software conception
into two main stages: creation of independent
components and definition of component
dependencies (weaving). The latter is performed
with a graphical tool named "the weaver". By
representing component interactions using
different perspectives, the weaver provides a
straightforward way to analyze an application's
architecture, allowing deep and easy customization
of its behavior.
