> Plug-in systems make your software programmable by end users (such as your customers or your open source community)
I am confused. Who is the "end user" or the "customer?
It seems like "developer" who is writing software for a customer is your end user or may be not. Who will actually use this is not clear from the website.
From couple of examples I think this comes close to something like a SQL CLR integration, where for example you can call a C# routine from SQL query.
Your end user would be a user of your application, e.g. a customer. But it could also be a marketplace like situation where people are developing plugins for your customers. Examples of plugin systems are things like VS-Code Extensions, Figma plugins, firefox extensions, etc.
I am confused. Who is the "end user" or the "customer? It seems like "developer" who is writing software for a customer is your end user or may be not. Who will actually use this is not clear from the website.
From couple of examples I think this comes close to something like a SQL CLR integration, where for example you can call a C# routine from SQL query.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/framework/data/adon...