Challenging the Single-Responsibility Principle
Summary
The article argues that the Single-Responsibility Principle (SRP) is often used to justify excessive fragmentation, and proposes a practical approach: minimize code while maximizing reusable use cases. It introduces Siedersleben's blood group law within the Quasar architecture style to categorize components into groups and guide reusability, domain logic placement, and potential open-source substitutions, while cautioning against anti-patterns and over-engineering.