From Don Y@21:1/5 to All on Fri Sep 2 13:39:46 2022
In a given, nominal task (collection of related threads), how many
"external interfaces" (hooks to/from other tasks) do you typically
have?
Complexity is best managed when the number of such interactions is kept
small and focused. But, what is a good target metric for this?
[Clearly, each task needs to interact with at least one other task/driver
to do meaningful work. But, at what point is it's focus too "scatterbrained" suggesting a refactoring is indicated?]