componentneutrality
Component neutrality refers to a design principle where software components are developed and integrated in a way that minimizes their dependencies on specific underlying technologies or implementations. This means a component should function correctly regardless of the particular hardware, operating system, programming language, or other software libraries it interacts with, as long as those interactions adhere to a defined interface.
The goal of component neutrality is to enhance flexibility, reusability, and maintainability. By avoiding tight coupling
Achieving component neutrality often involves using abstraction layers, well-defined interfaces, and standardized protocols. Developers focus on