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Fair point, but it's an existing application. I sort of assume it has low coupling already. But, if it already has low coupling, one might fairly ask, why do I
by fatherlinnux 11y ago
Fair point, but it's an existing application. I sort of assume it has low coupling already. But, if it already has low coupling, one might fairly ask, why do I need to enforce it?
For some future optimization?
- cpitman 11y agoBecause applications that don't structurally enforce low-coupling are touched by many hands over time. All it takes is the occasional blurring of the line to end up with extreme-coupling down the road.