principles:rule_of_explicitness
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| - | Solutions often differ in the level of explicitness. A feature can be implemented explicitly or it can be a side-effect of the implementation of another feature or a more general functionality. The same applies to module communication. A module can invoke another module directly or there can be various forms of indirections like events or observers. | ||
| - | RoE states that explicit solutions are better than implicit ones. Indirection, | ||
| ===== Rationale ===== | ===== Rationale ===== | ||
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