extensibilities
Extensibilities refer to the design principles and mechanisms that allow a software system, application, or platform to be easily modified, enhanced, or expanded without altering its core codebase. The goal of extensibility is to provide a framework that permits developers to add new features, functionalities, or adapt the existing ones to meet evolving requirements or specific use cases. This is often achieved through well-defined interfaces, plug-in architectures, or modular design.
A common approach to implementing extensibility is through APIs (Application Programming Interfaces). These interfaces act as
Another form of extensibility is found in content management systems or game development platforms, where users