edsu · December 1, 2010 20:22
diff --git a/simplicity.txt b/simplicity.txt
 The primary means by which architectural styles induce simplicity is by applying the
 principle of separation of concerns to the allocation of functionality within
 components. If functionality can be allocated such that the individual components are
 substantially less complex, then they will be easier to understand and implement.
 Likewise, such separation eases the task of reasoning about the overall architecture. I
 have chosen to lump the qualities of complexity, understandability, and verifiability
 under the general property of simplicity, since they go hand-in-hand for a network
 based system.
	The primary means by which architectural styles induce simplicity is by applying the
	principle of separation of concerns to the allocation of functionality within
	components. If functionality can be allocated such that the individual components are
	substantially less complex, then they will be easier to understand and implement.
	Likewise, such separation eases the task of reasoning about the overall architecture. I
	have chosen to lump the qualities of complexity, understandability, and verifiability
	under the general property of simplicity, since they go hand-in-hand for a network
	based system.
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