322: Enhancing Software Design for Changing Business Needs

Designing software is a continuous process that needs to adjust to the system's evolving requirement

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Enhancing Software Design for Changing Business Needs

Designing software is a continuous process that needs to adjust to the system's evolving requirements. We must balance efficiency and maintainability, which often involves choosing between procedural and object-oriented code. When we need to switch between these paradigms, refactoring becomes a valuable tool that lets us enhance the software design in response to the changing business needs.