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We've had conversations around utilizing a plugin system to achieve decoupling of various pieces of functionality. There's a few things we need to follow up on that will give us a clearer picture of how this will look in practice:
Plugins work great for side effects, but sometimes you need to just make a function call (e.g. to fetch some data). What is a good set of guidelines on how to build well-defined module boundaries for when an internal API call needs to be made that doesn't fit into the plugin strategy?
See also: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1pHTqQ3nWT348RyTLcCdUH9gHjLU7erKfqqa2oXiz_qY/edit
We've had conversations around utilizing a plugin system to achieve decoupling of various pieces of functionality. There's a few things we need to follow up on that will give us a clearer picture of how this will look in practice:
Plugins work great for side effects, but sometimes you need to just make a function call (e.g. to fetch some data). What is a good set of guidelines on how to build well-defined module boundaries for when an internal API call needs to be made that doesn't fit into the plugin strategy?
What design strategies can we use that make error handling less complex and safe by default?
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