Projects built from scratch often struggle to scale and adapt efficiently. Rarely do companies maintain a modular in-house library, yet doing so is essential for scalable, flexible software.
Reusable components provide a reliable foundation for new projects. Writing software abstractly allows modules to be added to the library over time, creating a growing set of scalable building blocks. Updates to core components propagate across projects, enabling systems to adapt quickly to new requirements without rework.
As a senior Java architect, I have rarely seen organizations embrace this approach, but when they do, the result is software that scales efficiently, adapts quickly, and leverages the organization’s collective expertise.
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