Software Structure
As the scale of projects become massive, software engineers face three problems:
- Structure. Software often becomes bloated, preventing new features from easily being implemented.
- Complexity. Making one minor change to a piece of code can impact another system.
- Reusability. Differing clientele requires specific functions tailored to their needs.
These issues have a direct impact on the cost of development, pushing software engineers to adopt a modularized approach to coding.
