Composition is how you build. Composable is what you get. The cost hides in the seams, where a bug can live inside neither part.
The UNIX and React examples make this tangible. This should be mandatory post-tutorial reading.
Here's the TL;DR version of this:
• Inheritance creates rigid coupling over time.
• Composition enables flexible system design.
• Reusable units reduce architectural fear.
• Modern systems favor assembly over hierarchy.
• This principle applies to LLM frameworks directly.
The UNIX and React examples make this tangible. This should be mandatory post-tutorial reading.
Here's the TL;DR version of this:
• Inheritance creates rigid coupling over time.
• Composition enables flexible system design.
• Reusable units reduce architectural fear.
• Modern systems favor assembly over hierarchy.
• This principle applies to LLM frameworks directly.