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Streamlining API Interactions: When to Refactor Service Classes

We've all been there: a growing service class that handles API interactions, starting simple but gradually accumulating responsibilities. The initial design seemed reasonable, but now it's a sprawling monolith. When do you step back and refactor?

The Problem: Feature Creep

Imagine a DataService class initially designed to fetch data. Over time, it gains methods for caching, error handling,

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Refactoring for Readability: When to Simplify Your Architecture

Have you ever felt lost in your own codebase? We've all been there, staring at a complex system, wondering how it ballooned out of control. In the ProvidenceAPI/ProvidenceAPI-Back project, we recently faced a similar challenge. While no specific language or framework was apparent from the source data, we found opportunities to improve readability and maintainability through architectural

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