Avoid using 'catch all' package names like common, util, helpers, types or interfaces, which don't really give any clue to what the package contains. For example, does a package called helpers contain validation helpers, formatting helpers, SQL helpers? A mix of all the above? You can't guess from just the name alone. As well as not being clear, these kind of 'catch all' names provide little natural boundary or scope, which can lead to the package becoming a dumping ground for lots of different things. In turn the package may become imported and used throughout your codebase — which increases the risk of import cycles and means that changes to the package potentially affect the whole codebase, rather than just a specific part of it. In other words, catch all package names encourage creating packages which have a large 'blast radius'. If you find yourself wanting to create a utils or helpers package, ask yourself if you can break up the contents into smaller packages with a specific focus and clearer names instead.
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