LSP
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Building Flexible Software: OCP and LSP Explained with TypeScript
Software development is often about managing complexity and change. As applications grow, how do we add new features without breaking existing ones? How do we ensure our code remains maintainable, flexible, and robust? Two core principles from the SOLID acronym offer powerful guidance: the Open/Closed Principle (OCP) and the Liskov Substitution Principle (LSP). Let’s dive into what these principles mean, why they matter, and how TypeScript helps us implement them effectively.Read more... -
Building Robust Software: An Introduction to SOLID and DRY Principles
Writing software that works is one thing; writing software that is easy to understand, maintain, extend, and test is another. As applications grow in complexity, adhering to sound design principles becomes crucial for long-term success and sanity. Two fundamental sets of guidelines stand out: the SOLID principles for object-oriented design and the DRY principle. Let’s break down these concepts to understand how they help us build better software. The SOLID Principles Coined by Robert C.Read more...