Composable Design Principles
Most systems typically revolve around a small number of core use cases, often just two to four. By identifying key building blocks that encapsulate areas of volatility, architects can create designs that remain stable even as requirements change. This approach, known as composable design, emphasizes that the focus should be on the interactions between these building blocks rather than on the requirements themselves.In this clip
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