loopfriendliness
Loopfriendliness refers to the degree to which a software system, particularly its code and architecture, can be easily and efficiently iterated upon, modified, or debugged by developers. It is a measure of how well a system supports the common workflow of a programmer, which often involves a cycle of writing code, testing it, identifying issues, and making changes.
A system that is considered loopfriendly is typically characterized by several attributes. Codebase readability is paramount;
Furthermore, loopfriendliness is enhanced by robust tooling and infrastructure. This includes efficient build systems, fast test