Software projects that start from scratch face long ramp-up times and integration challenges. Rarely do organizations maintain a modular, reusable in-house library, yet this practice accelerates delivery.
Shared components provide a ready foundation, allowing developers to focus on new features instead of reinventing common functionality. Writing software abstractly ensures that new modules can eventually be added to the library, expanding its value while accelerating subsequent projects.
Organizations with such libraries deliver reliable software faster and can scale their development efforts efficiently, gaining a competitive advantage in speed and quality.
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