Immutability - Not a Universal Law but a Trade-off
Introduction Immutability is often presented as a best practice: once data is created, it is never changed. Instead of modifying existing data, you create new versions. That sounds clean, predictable, and safe—and it often is. But treating immutability as a universal rule leads to overengineering
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