Werkzeugschichten
Werkzeugschichten, a German term translating to "tool layers" or "utility layers," refers to a conceptual design pattern in software development. It describes a structured approach to organizing and accessing shared functionalities or utilities within an application or a set of applications. Instead of scattering these common tools throughout the codebase, they are consolidated into distinct layers, making them readily available and easier to manage.
The primary benefit of implementing Werkzeugschichten is enhanced code reusability and maintainability. Developers can define common
Werkzeugschichten also promote modularity and separation of concerns. By isolating utility functions, the core logic of
The implementation of Werkzeugschichten can vary. It might involve dedicated utility classes, modules, or packages. The