Component-based coding vs repeated code

I hate to write repeated codes that have the same logic!

What happens when companies start using component-based coding?

A project starts and then we begin to write the first line of the code Developers gather information, set logic, and work on the code from scratch.

But what if the logic from your past projects was reusable?

As developers already know, in a project, some of the logic is similar, or even the same as the previous project.

Then why shouldn’t we build these logic components into our coding tools that could be used whenever necessary?

Component-based coding will

⏳ Save your time
📖 Increase readability
♻ Make your code reusable

With component-based components, you’ll have easy backtracking, and error finding, and hone your skills in better code-structure planning!

Wooffer was built with this coding technique. You can apply it too!

Don’t you agree?