Generating components, not tokens

The Evolution of Composable Software

Composable software architecture emphasizes modularity and reusability, allowing developers to construct applications using independent components. This approach has been a foundational practice for BIT, the company where the guest works, which operates on the principle that every piece of functionality should be represented as a component to enhance usability across various contexts. These components encapsulate their own implementation, APIs, and documentation, making it easier to integrate them into wider systems. Emphasizing the difference between components and traditional coding tokens, the guest argues that this method allows for a more organized and efficient code base, where existing components are reused rather than generating new code from scratch.