Koster's Law

Koster's Law is a concept in software development suggesting that the complexity of a system will increase with its number of components or developers. Essentially, as more parts are added or more people work on a project, the system tends to become more complicated, making it harder to manage and understand. This law highlights the importance of designing systems thoughtfully and keeping teams small when possible, to maintain simplicity and efficiency. It's a reminder that adding more features or personnel often requires extra effort to prevent the system from becoming unwieldy.