Breaking Temporal Coupling: Design Beyond Sequence
Systems become fragile when correctness depends on invisible timing assumptions.
Systems become fragile when correctness depends on invisible timing assumptions.
If changing a setting requires changing code, your system is tighter than it needs to be.
Inheritance feels elegant at first, but deep hierarchies often charge interest later.
The less your code knows about its surroundings, the easier it is to change safely.
Design decisions should not trap you early, the best systems stay flexible long enough to learn what really matters.
Good design is not about being clever, it is about making change feel safe, simple, and routine.
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