ohjelmistokelellä
Ohjelmistokeilellä, often translated as "software layering" or "software stacking," refers to the architectural practice of organizing software into distinct levels or layers. Each layer performs a specific set of functions and interacts with adjacent layers through well-defined interfaces. This separation of concerns aims to improve modularity, maintainability, and understandability of complex software systems.
Commonly, software architectures are divided into three or more layers. The lowest layer, often called the presentation
The advantages of ohjelmistokeilellä include easier development and testing, as individual layers can be worked on