Art of Software Reuse
  • About
  • Introduction
  • Why Do Reuse Efforts Fail?
    • Common Pitfalls
    • Conway's Law
    • Care About Risks
    • Pursuing Perfection
    • Lack of Domain Focus
    • Entropy
  • Tenets
  • Success Factors
    • Revisit Assumptions
    • Communicate, Constantly
    • Collaborate
    • Review Code
    • Be Domain Driven
    • Target Quick Wins
    • Reduce Friction
    • Document
    • Build for Immediate Use
    • Address Support Needs
    • Managing Complexity
  • Practices
    • Minimise Jargon
    • Leverage Interception Points
    • Delay Commitment
    • Never Waste A Production Incident
    • Be Disciplined
    • Be Demand Driven
    • Continuous Alignment
    • Iterate, Iterate, Iterate
    • Build a Product Line
    • Understand Lack of Reuse
  • Design
    • Wrap Legacy APIs
    • Think Products, Not Applications
    • Identify Common Needs
    • Create Common Connectivity Components
    • Consistent APIs
    • Manage Domain Variations
    • Evolve Functionality Iteratively
    • Offer Reusable Assets with Multiple Interfaces
    • Leverage Services Across Functional Flows
    • Mediate Service Requests & Responses
    • Refactoring
    • Abstract Utility Functions
    • Reduce Technical Debt
    • Facilitate Extensibility
    • Encapsulate Variations Using Patterns
    • Understand Adoption Barriers
    • Ease Testability
    • Supportability
  • Tips
  • Resources
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Wrap Legacy APIsThink Products, Not ApplicationsIdentify Common NeedsCreate Common Connectivity ComponentsConsistent APIsManage Domain VariationsEvolve Functionality IterativelyOffer Reusable Assets with Multiple InterfacesLeverage Services Across Functional FlowsMediate Service Requests & ResponsesRefactoringAbstract Utility FunctionsReduce Technical DebtFacilitate ExtensibilityEncapsulate Variations Using PatternsUnderstand Adoption BarriersEase TestabilitySupportability
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