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A note on maintainability

Simplify your Application Architecture with Modular Design and MIM | CodingFox

1. Intro tl;dr Instead of forcing your application into a prescriptive template like Clean or Hexagonal Architectures, get back to basics and use patterns from Modular Software Design. Divide the application into independent modules, each containing business logic representing a specific process. For modules with complex business logic, extract the infrastructure-related code into separate Infrastructure-Modules. This will enable you to build an application characterized by low cognitive load, high maintainability, and high extensibility.

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GitHub - Jawuilp/X-writer: A VS Code extension to post tweets to Twitter/X directly from your editor. Features BYOK credentials, smart context posting, and daily rate limit protection

A VS Code extension to post tweets to Twitter/X directly from your editor. Features BYOK credentials, smart context posting, and daily rate limit protection - Jawuilp/X-writer

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