| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Practically speaking though, almost every architecture need some sort of state (e.g. a database, files, and etcetera).The solution is state isolation and consists in two simple rules:Keep the life and scope of a state as short as possible (which means, for instance, that even the class members should also be contained).Isolate the state by wrapping into a separate layer that presents itself throug
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