Separation of Concerns: From Theory to Implementation
TL;DR / Key Takeaways Introduction Every time a simple change forces you to wade through unrelated code, you’re paying a tax for poor separation of concerns (SoC). As systems scale—teams, features, deployments—this tax compounds. Good separation reduces cognitive load, accelerates delivery, and makes reliability practices (testing, observability, security) practical. This post turns SoC from a […]
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