Convention over configuration

Convention over configuration is a design principle in software development where developers follow common defaults or standard conventions instead of specifying every detail. This means that if a developer adheres to these agreed-upon conventions, the software can automatically understand what needs to be done without extra instructions. It simplifies the development process by reducing the amount of configuration or setup required, allowing developers to focus on unique features. Essentially, it promotes consistency and efficiency by trusting that following standard patterns will lead to correct and predictable behavior.