Added "Keep a small dependency footprint" #5
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Added some advice for links to other packages (dependencies) * Don't rely on other packages unless they are mandatory. May be you could better [suggest](https://getcomposer.org/doc/04-schema.md#suggest) them. * Don't rely on a specific dependency-version. This could increase the change to conflict with dependencies from other packages. * Choose interfaces over implementations. This may require some glue-code, but you finally enable others to use application-specific components for caching, etc.
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Thanks for this Ron, I think you make some solid points here. I'm currently on holidays, but will have a closer look when I'm back! 👍 |
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Hi, thank you for the feedback. I'm not a native speaker, so may be there is some adjustment needed in order to merge this PR. Don't hesitate to ask me, if you have any questions! |
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Added some advice for links to other packages (dependencies)
Keep a small dependency footprint