Crosscutting Concerns

Crosscutting concerns are aspects of a software system that impact multiple parts of the program, not just one specific area. Examples include security, logging, or error handling, which need to be integrated across various modules. Managing these concerns separately helps keep the core functionality clean and organized. This approach improves maintainability, consistency, and reduces redundancy, making it easier to update or modify those features across the entire system without affecting individual functionalities.