Rethinking Base/Core Classes and Modules in Android Software Development

<p>The initial intent behind the base/core classes and modules is often rooted in the desire to prevent duplication and promote reusability. However, in the long term, if we don&rsquo;t implement them with best practices, it becomes apparent that base classes and modules raise many issues. This article explores the problems arising from the implementation of this concept and introduces alternative approaches.</p> <h1>Overview: Duplication and Base/Core classes and modules</h1> <p>Duplication can lead to problems such as inconsistencies, increased debugging efforts, decreased maintainability and code readability, and difficulties in making changes across multiple instances of duplicated code which increase the development costs in the long term.</p> <p><a href="https://proandroiddev.com/rethinking-base-core-classes-and-modules-in-android-software-development-6a7224e136c1"><strong>Read More</strong></a></p>