Interfaces are everywhere, but still we have tight coupling, and inflexibility. Dependency inversion is the answer.
It feels like interfaces are the vogue thing in programming today, almost an automatic reflex for some, and it tends towards systems where there are a million interfaces with single implementations that aren't very useful.
There is one obvious consideration
Interfaces are everywhere, but still we have tight coupling, and inflexibility. Dependency inversion is the answer.
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