Softwarelaag
Softwarelaag, in the context of software engineering, is an architectural abstraction that groups related functionality into a cohesive module with a defined interface. A softwarelaag serves to separate concerns within an application, allowing different parts of the system to be developed, tested, and maintained independently. Layers communicate with each other through explicit contracts, which helps to reduce coupling and increase modularity.
Typical software lagen and their responsibilities include: a presentation layer that handles user interfaces and input;
Benefits of using software lagen include improved modularity, easier testing and maintenance, better scalability, and greater