Once your application is on Xsemble platform, then it becomes maintainable and enhanceable for long.
Even the life of the application gets elongated.
This happens even in the face of inevitable people churn. The reasons are:
- Modular Nature: An Xsemble application is assembled out of tiny components. Each component can be modified/fixed independently.
- Visual Analysis: Visual X-flowchart model lets one quickly zero in on which components need change.
- Separation of Concern: Programmers examine the component code and make surgical changes.
They do not need to look at the code of the rest of the application.
This separation of concern results in quick and accurate changes, even when the programmer is new.
- Transparent: The internal working stays transparent and monitorable through X-flowchart.
- Localized Enhancements: Your code changes are at component level.
You do not need to bother about wiring the components, as that part get auto-generated.
- Low Technical Debt: The complex logic that controls the different moving parts in a conventional code
is what conventionally makes the applications difficult to understand and fragile.
Xsemble auto-generates this code every time the application gets burnt, which nips the problems in the bud.
You end up saving maintenance effort, avoiding cost of wrong fixes,
and elongating shelf life of your software product,
while stressing your HR less.