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UNIT V
NON-FUNCTIONAL CHARACTERISTICS OF APP FRAMEWORKS
Non-functional characteristics of app frameworks, also known as non-functional
requirements or quality attributes, are important aspects that describe how an application
framework performs and behaves beyond its basic functional features. These characteristics
are crucial for evaluating and selecting an app framework based on your project's specific
needs. Here are some non-functional characteristics of app frameworks:

1. Performance:
 Speed:
The framework's ability to execute operations quickly and efficiently.
 Scalability: How well the framework can handle increasing workloads and
user demands.
 Resource Efficiency: The framework's utilization of system resources such as
memory and CPU.
2. Reliability:
 Stability: The framework's ability to operate without unexpected crashes or
errors.
 Fault How well the framework handles errors and failures without
compromising the entire application.
3. Security:
Authentication and Authorization:
 Features for user authentication and
access control.
 Data The ability to encrypt sensitive data to protect it from
unauthorized access.
 Vulnerability Management: How well the framework addresses security
vulnerabilities and provides patches or updates.
4. Maintainability:
 Code Maintainability: The ease with which developers can understand and
modify the framework's code.
 Documentation: The availability and quality of documentation for the
framework.
 Versioning and Updates: How well the framework handles updates and
backward compatibility.
5. Scalability:
 Horizontal and Vertical Scalability: The ability to scale the application
horizontally (adding more servers) and vertically (upgrading server hardware)
to accommodate growing traffic and data.
 Load Support for distributing incoming requests across
multiple servers.
6. Usability:
 Developer-Friendly: How easy it is for developers to work with the
framework, including the availability of helpful tools and features.
 User-Friendly: The framework's impact on the end-user experience,
including responsiveness and accessibility.
7. Interoperability:
 Integration: The ease with which the framework can be integrated with other
technologies, services, and APIs.
 Cross-Platform Support for running applications on multiple
platforms (e.g., web, mobile, desktop).
Compliance:
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 Regulatory The framework's ability to adhere to industry-
specific regulations and standards.
 Accessibility Compliance: Ensuring the application is accessible to people
with disabilities.
9. Resource Efficiency:
 Memory Usage: How efficiently the framework manages and releases
memory.
 CPU Usage: The framework's impact on CPU performance.
10. Monitoring and Logging:
 Logging:The framework's ability to generate logs for monitoring and
debugging purposes.
 Monitoring: Support for real-time performance monitoring and alerts.
11. Community and Support:
 Community Size: The size and activity of the framework's user and developer
community.
 Vendor Support: Availability of professional support from the framework's
vendor or organization.
12. Cost
 Licensing Fees: Any fees associated with using the framework.
 Total Cost of Ownership (TCO): Consideration of the overall cost of
development, maintenance, and support.
Comparison of different App frameworks
I'll provide a general comparison of some popular app frameworks across different domains:

Web Application

1. Ruby on Rails:
Ruby  Language:
 Pros: Convention over configuration (CoC), DRY (Don't Repeat Yourself)
principles, strong community support, rapid development, and a wealth of
plugins (gems).
 Cons: May not be as performant for very high-traffic applications.
2. Django:
 Language: Python
 Pros: High-level framework, follows the "batteries-included" philosophy,
excellent documentation, robust security features, and ORM (Object-
Relational Mapping) support.
 Cons: Can be heavyweight for simple applications, a steeper learning curve
for beginners.
3. Node.js with Express:
 Language: JavaScript
 Pros: Lightweight and fast, highly customizable, ideal for building real-time
applications, extensive npm ecosystem, and non-blocking I/O.
 Cons: Requires more configuration than some other frameworks,
less opinionated, which can lead to inconsistency across projects.

Mobile Application

1. React Native:
JavaScript  Language:

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 Pros: Cross-platform development, large community and ecosystem, allows
code sharing between web and mobile apps, hot-reloading for rapid
development.
 Cons: Performance may not match native apps for all use cases, dependencies
on third-party modules.
2. Flutter:
 Language: Dart
 Pros: Highly customizable UI, fast development with a hot-reload feature,
cross-platform, excellent performance, and a growing community.
 Cons: Smaller ecosystem compared to some other mobile frameworks.
3. SwiftUI (for iOS) and Jetpack Compose (for Android):
 Languages: Swift (iOS) and Kotlin (Android)
 Pros: Officially supported by Apple and Google, respectively, full access to
native APIs, performance on par with native development.
 Cons: Platform-specific, not cross-platform.

Desktop Application

1. Electron:
 Languages:
JavaScript, HTML, CSS
 Pros: Cross-platform (Windows, macOS, Linux), wide developer adoption,
huge library of plugins, ability to reuse web development skills.
 Cons: Higher memory usage compared to native desktop apps.
2. Qt:
 Language: C++
 Pros: Cross-platform (Windows, macOS, Linux, and more), native look and
feel, high performance, extensive libraries and tools.
 Cons: Steeper learning curve due to C++.
3. WPF (Windows Presentation Foundation) and WinForms (Windows Forms):
 Language: C#
 Pros: Officially supported by Microsoft, deep integration with Windows OS,
extensive UI controls and libraries.
 Cons: Platform-specific (Windows only).
Build Performance
Build performance" typically refers to the speed and efficiency of the build process in
software development. The build process is the set of tasks and operations that convert
human-readable source code into executable or deployable software. This process can vary
depending on the type of application (web, mobile, desktop) and the technology stack used.
Build performance is crucial because faster builds lead to quicker development cycles and a
more productive development team. Here are some key factors that influence build
performance and tips to improve it:

1. Hardware:
 PowerfulUse fast and modern hardware for building, such as multicore
Hardware:
processors, SSDs (Solid State Drives), and ample RAM. These components can significantly
reduce build times.
2. Build Tools:

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 Choose Efficient Build Tools: Select build tools that are known for their
speed and efficiency. For example, Gradle is often preferred for Android
development due to its fast incremental builds.
3. Dependency Management:
 Caching Dependencies:
Implement dependency caching to avoid re- downloading
dependencies every time you build. Tools like npm, Yarn, and Maven offer caching
mechanisms.
4. Parallelism:
 Parallel Builds:
Configure your build system to execute tasks in parallel, taking advantage
of multi-core processors. This can drastically reduce build times.
5.
Incremental Builds:
Use build systems that support incremental builds. This means only
 Incremental Builds:
rebuilding what has changed since the last build, rather than rebuilding everything.
6.
Code Organization:
Organize your code into modules or components. This allows for isolated
 Modular Code:
builds of individual parts of the application, reducing the need for rebuilding the entire project.
7.
Caching:
Cache intermediate build files whenever possible.
 Caching Intermediate Files:
Some build systems, like Bazel, excel at caching intermediate build artifacts.
8.
Optimizing Code:
Write efficient code that compiles and builds quickly. Avoid overly
 Optimize Code:
complex or redundant code.
9. Profiling and Monitoring:
 Profile Builds:
Use profiling tools to identify bottlenecks in your
build process. Tools like time on Unix-based systems or built-in
profiling tools in build systems can help.
10. Parallelization Strategies:
 Fine-Tuning Parallelism:
Experiment with the degree of parallelism to find the optimal
balance between build speed and system resource utilization.
11.
Continuous Integration (CI):
 Leverage CI/CD:
Use Continuous Integration (CI) systems to automate and parallelize
builds. Popular CI platforms like Jenkins, Travis CI, and GitHub Actions can help manage and
speed up the build process.
12.
Dependency Analysis:
 Dependency Analysis:
Use tools that analyze dependencies and detect
unnecessary or redundant dependencies, helping to streamline the build
process.

13. Cache Warmup:

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Cache Warmup: Pre-warm the build cache before starting the actual build
process. This can be especially useful in CI/CD pipelines.
App Performance
App performance refers to how well an application functions and behaves in terms of speed,
responsiveness, efficiency, and overall user experience. A well-performing app is one that
executes tasks quickly, efficiently utilizes system resources, and provides a smooth and
responsive user interface. Here are key factors and tips for optimizing app performance:

1. Speed and Responsiveness:

Load Times:
 Minimize app load times by optimizing resource loading, using efficient
algorithms, and reducing unnecessary dependencies.
 Responsiveness: Ensure that the app responds promptly to user interactions,
such as button clicks or touch gestures.
 Asynchronous Operations: Use asynchronous programming techniques to
prevent the app from blocking while performing time-consuming tasks.
2. Resource Management:
 Memory Usage: Monitor and optimize memory usage to prevent memory
leaks and excessive consumption, which can lead to slowdowns or crashes.
 CPU Usage: Efficiently use CPU resources to prevent excessive processing,
which can drain battery life and slow down the app.
3. Network Efficiency:
 Reduce Network Requests: Minimize the number of network requests by
combining resources, caching data, and using efficient data formats.
 Throttling Implement network request throttling to avoid overloading the
server or consuming excessive bandwidth.
4. Caching:
 Client-Side Caching: Implement client-side caching of frequently used data
or assets to reduce the need for repeated downloads.
 Server-Side Caching: Configure server-side caching to reduce the load on
your server and improve response times.
5. Optimized Algorithms and Data Structures:
 Algorithm Selection: Choose the most suitable algorithms and data structures
for specific operations to ensure optimal performance.
 Data Retrieval: Optimize database queries and data retrieval methods for
efficiency.
6. UI/UX Optimization:
 Smooth Animations: Implement smooth and responsive animations, but
avoid excessive use that might strain the GPU.
 Image Compression: Use compressed images and lazy loading to reduce
image loading times.
 Layout Optimize the layout of UI elements to minimize rendering
times.
7. Battery Efficiency:
 Background Processing: Minimize background processing and network
activity to conserve battery life.
 Location Services: Use location services sparingly and efficiently, as they
can consume significant battery power.
8. Error Handling:
 Graceful Error Handling: Handle errors gracefully to prevent crashes and
provide informative error messages to users.
9. Testing and Profiling:
 Performance Testing:
Regularly conduct performance testing to identify bottlenecks and
areas for improvement.
Profiling
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 Use profiling tools to analyze app performance and identify
hotspots for optimization.
10. App Size Optimization:
 Reduce App Size:
Minimize the size of the app's installation package to reduce
download times and storage requirements.
11. Platform-Specific Optimization:
 Platform Guidelines:
Follow platform-specific guidelines and best practices for app
optimization (e.g., Android's App Performance Recommendations, iOS Performance Tips).
12.
Updates and Keep the app up-to-date with bug fixes and performance improvements
Maintenance:
based on user feedback and monitoring.
13. Regular Updates:
User Feedback:
 Listen to Users: Pay attention to user feedback and address performance-
related issues promptly.
Debugging capabilities
Debugging capabilities are essential tools and techniques used by developers to identify and
resolve issues, bugs, and errors in software code. Effective debugging is crucial for
improving the quality and reliability of software applications. Here are some key debugging
capabilities and techniques commonly used in software development:

1. Interactive Debuggers:
Breakpoints:
 Developers can set breakpoints in their code, allowing them to pause the
execution of the program at specific points to inspect variables, stack traces, and the program's
state.
 Step Into, Step Over, and Step Out: Debuggers enable developers to step
through code line by line, either diving into functions (Step Into), skipping function calls (Step
Over), or returning from functions (Step Out).
2. Variable Inspection:
 Watch Windows: Developers can watch the values of variables and
expressions in real-time as they change during program execution.
 Local and Global Variables: Debuggers provide access to local and global
variables, making it easier to understand the state of the program.
3. Call Stack Analysis:
 Call Stack Viewer:
Developers can examine the call stack, which shows the sequence of
function calls leading up to the current point in code. This helps in understanding the
program's flow.
4. Error Messages and Exception Handling:
 Exception Tracing:
Debuggers can capture and display exceptions, along with detailed error
messages and stack traces, helping developers pinpoint the source of errors.
5.
Logging and Trace Statements:
Developers can use log statements to record information, warnings,
Logging:
 and errors in the code. These logs can be analyzed to identify issues.
 Trace Trace statements allow developers to track the flow of the
program by adding custom messages at various points in the code.
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 Developers can set breakpoints that trigger only when specific conditions are
met, such as when a variable reaches a certain value or when a particular
function is called.
7. Memory
 Memory profiling tools help identify memory leaks, excessive memory usage,
and inefficient memory management.
8. Performance Profiling:
 Profiling tools analyze code execution and resource usage to identify
performance bottlenecks, such as slow functions or inefficient database
queries.
9. Remote
 Developers can remotely debug code running on a different machine, device,
or environment, which is especially useful for debugging web applications and
mobile apps.
10. Unit Testing and Test Debugging:
 Debugging capabilities are often integrated with unit testing frameworks,
allowing developers to debug failing test cases and identify the causes of test
failures.
11. Continuous Integration (CI)
 CI systems can generate debug logs and artifacts to help developers diagnose
issues in automated build and deployment pipelines.
12. Version Control
 Integration with version control systems allows developers to inspect code
changes, track when and where bugs were introduced, and collaborate on
debugging efforts.
13. Profiling Tools:
 Profiling tools, such as CPU profilers and memory profilers, help identify
performance bottlenecks and memory-related issues in the code.
Maintainability
Maintainability is a critical aspect of app development that involves designing and structuring
your application in a way that makes it easy to understand, update, and extend over time. A
maintainable app is one that can be efficiently maintained, modified, and enhanced without
introducing new issues or disrupting the existing functionality. Here are key principles and
practices for ensuring the maintainability of your app:

1. Modular
 Break your app into modular components or modules, each responsible for a
specific function or feature. This modular approach makes it easier to
understand and update individual parts of the app without affecting the whole.
2. Code
 Organize your codebase logically by grouping related files and components
together. Follow consistent naming conventions and directory structures to
make it intuitive for developers to find their way around the code.
3. Documentation
 Maintain comprehensive documentation that explains the architecture, code
structure, APIs, and important design decisions. Good documentation makes it
easier for developers to understand and work with the codebase.
4. Comments and Code Comments:
 Use comments to explain complex or non-obvious parts of the code. Be sure to
keep comments up to date as the code evolves.
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 Utilize version control systems like Git to track changes to your codebase.
Make frequent commits with meaningful commit messages. Branch and merge
code systematically.
6. Automated
 Implement unit, integration, and end-to-end testing to ensure that your app's
existing functionality remains intact when making changes. Automated tests
provide confidence that modifications won't introduce regressions.
7. Coding Standards and Style Guides:
 Adhere to coding standards and style guides that promote consistency in your
codebase. Automated code linters can help enforce these standards.
8. Dependency Management:
 Keep dependencies up to date and regularly review and remove unused or
deprecated libraries. Use dependency management tools (e.g., npm, pip,
Maven) to manage and track dependencies.
9. Refactoring
 Periodically refactor your code to improve its structure and maintainability.
Address code smells, eliminate duplication, and simplify complex code.
Refactoring should be done in small, incremental steps.
10. Design
 Implement well-known design patterns when appropriate. These patterns
provide proven solutions to common software design problems and can make
your codebase more maintainable.
11. Separation of
 Keep concerns separated, such as separating UI logic from business logic.
This separation makes it easier to modify one part of the app without affecting
others.
12. Error Handling:
 Implement robust error-handling mechanisms and log errors effectively.
Proper error handling ensures that issues are identified and logged, making
debugging and maintenance more manageable.
13. Security
 Pay attention to security best practices to prevent vulnerabilities and potential
maintenance headaches. Regularly apply security patches and updates to
dependencies.
14. Performance
 Profile and optimize your app's performance as part of maintenance.
Identifying and addressing performance bottlenecks ensures your app remains
responsive and efficient.
15. Continuous
 Implement continuous monitoring and error tracking to detect issues in
production. Tools like Sentry, New Relic, or Prometheus can help.
16. User
 Collect and act upon user feedback to identify pain points and areas that need
improvement. This user-centric approach can guide maintenance efforts.
17. Plan for
 Consider future updates, platform changes, and technology shifts when
designing your app. Being prepared for updates and migrations can make
future maintenance more straightforward.
Ease of Development
Ease of development, also referred to as developer-friendliness, is a crucial aspect of software
development. It encompasses various factors that determine how smoothly and efficiently
developers can create, test, and maintain software applications. A development environment
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that promotes ease of development can lead to faster development cycles, reduced errors, and
improved developer satisfaction. Here are key considerations for achieving ease of
development:

1. Clear
 Provide comprehensive and well-organized documentation that includes
installation instructions, setup guides, usage examples, and API references.
Clear documentation helps developers quickly understand how to use your
tools or libraries.
2. Sensible Defaults:
 Set sensible default configurations and behavior for your development tools or
frameworks. This reduces the need for extensive configuration and makes it
easy to get started quickly.
3. Developer-Friendly APIs:
 Design APIs and interfaces that are intuitive and easy to use. Follow
established design principles, such as the principle of least astonishment, to
make your APIs predictable and consistent.
4. Developer
 Develop or provide developer tools that simplify common tasks, such as
debugging, profiling, and code analysis. These tools can significantly enhance
the development experience.
5. Automation:
 Automate repetitive tasks like building, testing, and deployment.
Implementing CI/CD (Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment)
pipelines can streamline development workflows.
6. Code
 Create code generators or scaffolding tools that help developers set up project
structures, boilerplate code, and configurations quickly.
7. Integrated Development Environment (IDE) Support:
 Ensure compatibility with popular IDEs and code editors, and provide
extensions or plugins that enhance the development experience.
8. Community and
 Foster an active developer community by offering forums, chat channels, and
support resources. A vibrant community can provide valuable assistance and
share best practices.
9. Testing and Debugging Support:
 Integrate testing frameworks and debugging tools that make it easy to identify
and resolve issues during development.
10. Real-Time
 Offer real-time feedback during development, such as error messages, code
linting, and live previews, to help developers catch and address problems
early.
11. Standardization and Consistency:
 Encourage standardization and consistency in code style, project structure, and
naming conventions. This simplifies code reviews and collaboration among
developers.
12. Component Reusability:
 Promote component-based development, where reusable components can be
easily integrated into various parts of the application. This reduces redundancy
and speeds up development.
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 Ensure that your development tools or frameworks seamlessly integrate with
version control systems like Git, making it easy to track and manage code
changes.
14. Error Handling and Logging:
 Implement robust error handling and logging mechanisms, with clear error
messages and logging outputs that aid debugging.
15. Tutorials and Learning
 Offer tutorials, courses, and learning resources for developers who are new to
your tools or technologies. This facilitates onboarding and skill development.
16. Customization
 Provide customization options for developers who want to fine-tune settings
and behaviors to suit their specific needs.
17. Upgrade
 Ensure that there are clear and well-documented upgrade paths for developers
when new versions or major updates are released.
18. Performance Profiling:
 Include performance profiling and optimization tools to help developers
identify and address performance bottlenecks.
19. Error Reporting and Analytics:
 Integrate error reporting and analytics tools to gather insights into how your
software is used and where issues may arise.

UI/UX
User Interface (UI) and User Experience (UX) are two essential aspects of app development
that significantly influence how users interact with and perceive your application. A well-
designed UI and a positive UX can enhance user satisfaction, engagement, and overall app
success. Here's an overview of UI/UX considerations in app development:

User Interface (UI):

1. Visual Design:
 Create an aesthetically pleasing and visually consistent design that aligns
with your app's branding and target audience.
2. Layout and Navigation:
 Design intuitive layouts and navigation structures that guide users through
the app seamlessly.
 Use clear and organized menus, buttons, and navigation bars.
3. Typography and Readability:
 Choose appropriate fonts and text sizes for readability.
 Ensure adequate contrast between text and background colors to enhance
readability.
4. Color Scheme:
 Select a harmonious color scheme that not only looks appealing but also
communicates the app's purpose and mood effectively.
5. Responsive Design:
 Ensure that your app's UI is responsive, adapting to various screen sizes
and orientations for a consistent experience on different devices.
6. Consistency:
 Maintain visual consistency in terms of color, typography, and design
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7. Accessibility:

 Implement accessibility features to make the app usable by individuals with

disabilities. This includes proper labeling, keyboard navigation, and support
for screen readers.
Feedback and
 Confirmation:
8.Provide visual feedback for user actions (e.g., button press animations) and confirmation
dialogs to prevent accidental actions.

User Experience (UX):

1. User Research:
 Conduct user research to understand your target audience, their needs,
preferences, and pain points.
 Create user personas and user journey maps to guide design decisions.
2. Information Architecture:
 Organize content and features logically to make it easy for users to find what
they need.
 Utilize clear hierarchies and categorization.
3. Usability Testing:
 Conduct usability testing with real users to identify usability issues and gather
feedback for improvement.
4. Task Flow and User Flows:
 Design user flows that align with common user tasks and goals. Ensure a
smooth and logical progression through the app.
5. Minimize Cognitive Load:
 Simplify the user's decision-making process by presenting information and
options in a clear and concise manner.
 Minimize distractions and irrelevant information.
6. Performance:
 Optimize app performance to ensure fast loading times and smooth
interactions.
 Implement lazy loading and efficient data fetching to reduce wait times.
7. Error Handling:
 Provide user-friendly error messages and guidance when errors occur. Suggest
solutions when possible.
8. User Feedback:
 Encourage user feedback and provide channels for users to report issues
or suggest improvements.
9. Personalization:
 Offer personalization options and recommendations based on user
preferences and behavior.
10. Onboarding:
 Create an effective onboarding experience for new users to help them
understand how to use the app and its key features.
11. A/B Testing:
 Conduct A/B testing to experiment with different UI/UX variations and
determine which designs and features perform best.
12. Continuous Improvement:
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 Continuously gather user feedback and data analytics to make iterative
improvements to the UI/UX.
13. Cross-Platform Consistency:
 Maintain a consistent UI/UX across different platforms (e.g., web,
mobile) to provide a seamless experience for users who switch between devices.

Reusability
Reusability is a fundamental concept in software development that refers to the ability to use
existing code, components, or modules in multiple parts of an application or across different
projects. It promotes efficiency, maintainability, and consistency in software development.
Here are key aspects of reusability and how it can be achieved:

1. Modularization
 Break your code into modular components that perform specific functions or
encapsulate specific features. These modules can be easily reused in different
parts of the application or in other projects.
2. Library and Framework Usage:
 Leverage external libraries and frameworks whenever possible to avoid
reinventing the wheel. These libraries often provide reusable components,
functions, or modules that can save development time.
3. API Design:
 Design clean and well-documented APIs (Application Programming
Interfaces) for your code. Well-defined APIs make it easier for other
developers (including yourself) to understand and use your code.
4. Design
 Implement design patterns, such as the Singleton pattern or Factory pattern, to
create reusable solutions to common design problems.
5. Component-Based Architecture:
 Adopt a component-based architecture where user interface (UI) components,
such as buttons, forms, and widgets, are created as reusable building blocks.
6. Template
 Use template engines or templating libraries to create reusable HTML, XML,
or other markup templates.
7. Inheritance and Polymorphism:
 Use object-oriented programming principles like inheritance and
polymorphism to create reusable base classes and interfaces that can be
extended and implemented by subclasses.
8. Functional
 Functional programming techniques, such as higher-order functions and pure
functions, can lead to more reusable code by emphasizing the separation of
concerns and immutability.
9. Dependency
Employ dependency injection to pass dependencies into components, making
it easier to swap out implementations and reuse code across different contexts.
10. Package and Module Management:
 Organize your code into packages or modules, making it easier to import and
reuse specific functionalities.
11. Documentation
 Thoroughly document your reusable code, including usage examples,
parameter descriptions, and expected behavior. Good documentation helps
other developers understand how to use your code effectively.
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12. Version
 Use version control systems (e.g., Git) to manage and share reusable code.
Hosting code on platforms like GitHub or GitLab can facilitate collaboration
and code reuse.
13. Testing and Validation:
 Ensure that your reusable components are thoroughly tested to verify their
correctness and reliability.
14. Continuous
 Continuously evaluate and improve the reusability of your codebase. Refactor
and optimize code as necessary to make it more adaptable for future use.
15. Code
 Encourage code reviews within your development team to identify
opportunities for code reuse and enforce coding standards that promote
reusability.

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