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S4 E22 Polylith with Joakim, James, and Furkan (Part 2)

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Polylith's Check That Confirms That No Component Can Access Private Code

Polylith is a new programming language developed by Google. It's designed to prevent spaghetti code, where components call each other behind the scenes. A component lives in its own source directory and doesn't know anything about the outside world. polylith enforces that the only way you can call functionality in another component is by calling the interface.

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