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Five laws of library science

The Five laws of Library Science is a theory that S. R. Ranganathan proposed in 1931, detailing the principles of operating a library system.

• Books are for use.
• Every person his or her book.
• Every book its reader.
• Save the time of the reader.
• A library is a growing organism.

By updating the key words to the current high-tech era, those five laws can be used as-is for software. Similar to Alireza Noruzi's "Five Laws of the Web"

Replace ... With

• Book ➡️ Software
• Reader ➡️ User
• Library ➡️ Application

Five laws of software applications

These laws, addpted to software applications are:

• Books are Software is for use.
• Every person his or her book Software.
• Every book Software its reader user.
• Save the time of the reader user.
• A library application is a growing organism.

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