navaluefriendly
Navaluefriendly is a term used in software design and data processing to describe systems, components, or practices that are robust in the presence of missing, null, or not-applicable values. It is not tied to a specific programming language and is typically applied to data handling, API design, user interfaces, and data pipelines. The central idea is to minimize errors and unpredictable behavior when data quality is imperfect.
Key principles of navaluefriendly design include explicit handling of missing values, the use of safe defaults,
In practice, navaluefriendly concepts appear in API contracts that accept optional parameters, data processing functions that
There is no formal standard for navaluefriendly, but it is commonly discussed in the context of null