kodeskifting
Kodeskifting is a term used in software development to describe a deliberate approach to reorganizing code boundaries in order to shift responsibilities between components, modules, or services while preserving external behavior. The aim is to improve maintainability, scalability, or performance by moving logic, data access, or state management to more suitable locations and through clearer interfaces.
The concept draws on established practices such as refactoring, modularization, and architectural evolution toward service-oriented or
Proponents argue that kodeskifting can reduce coupling, enable parallel evolution of components, and ease testing and
Techniques associated with kodeskifting include boundary refinement, explicit interface contracts, strangler patterns to replace functionality, and
Kodeskifting remains a descriptive term within software architecture discourse rather than a formal methodology. It is