Modularity refers to the design of systems from independent, interchangeable components.
Modularity is a concept that divides systems into smaller, autonomously functioning modules. This structure enables adjustments, maintenance, and scaling without affecting the entire system core. It encourages innovation and flexibility in software development.
Measure how modular a system is.
Monitor the costs for maintenance and adjustments.
Measure the time needed to implement changes.
A platform that uses modular components to integrate different payment methods.
A CMS that supports flexible modules for various content types.
An architecture that uses microservices-based modules to make applications modular.
Analyze the system requirements.
Develop the architecture.
Implement and test the modules.