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Maneesh Chaturvedi

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Experienced Software professional focused on changing how software is taught

Joined April 2025

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MCManeesh Chaturvedicodecraftspro.hashnode.devApr 23, 2025 · 5 min read

Forget Defensive Programming: Make Illegal States Impossible

Stop sprinkling if-guards and start encoding your domain’s rules directly in the types. Why “Defensive Programming” Is a Leaky Shield When you wrap every public method in if-then checks, you’re treating symptoms, not the disease. Defensive guards: R...

MCManeesh Chaturvedicodecraftspro.hashnode.devApr 21, 2025 · 2 min read

What to Open, What to Close: A Pragmatic Guide to Interface Design

The playbook for building software seams that bend with change, not break. Quick take: Every architectural regret starts as a small “harmless” interface. Four posts, twenty patterns, and dozens of code snippets show you how to choose the seam that s...

MCManeesh Chaturvedicodecraftspro.hashnode.devApr 21, 2025 · 3 min read

Stop the Cascade: How to Design Interfaces That Survive Change

The Expression Problem: A Design Dilemma Most bugs appear when a change ripples through code you thought was finished. The cure is knowing what to keep closed and what to leave open*.* 🕰 A 60‑Second War Story Six months after launch, FinFast had t...

MCManeesh Chaturvedicodecraftspro.hashnode.devApr 21, 2025 · 4 min read

Evolving in Two Dimensions: Interface Strategies for Real‑World Software(Expression Problem, Part 2)

Patterns that survive both behaviour and variant volatility Part 1 showed how closed vs. open interfaces trade off variant‑vs‑behaviour extension. Part 2 arm‑you for messier reality, where both axes mutate at once. Expect visitors, decorators, regis...

MCManeesh Chaturvedicodecraftspro.hashnode.devApr 18, 2025 · 3 min read

Stop Confusing Layers of Abstraction with Separation of Concerns

Developers often treat “abstraction layers” and “separation of concerns” as interchangeable terms. But in software design, they represent fundamentally different concepts — each with its own design goal, trade-offs, and failure modes. This post break...

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Forget Defensive Programming: Make Illegal States Impossible

What to Open, What to Close: A Pragmatic Guide to Interface Design

Stop the Cascade: How to Design Interfaces That Survive Change

Evolving in Two Dimensions: Interface Strategies for Real‑World Software(Expression Problem, Part 2)

Stop Confusing Layers of Abstraction with Separation of Concerns

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Forget Defensive Programming: Make Illegal States Impossible

What to Open, What to Close: A Pragmatic Guide to Interface Design

Stop the Cascade: How to Design Interfaces That Survive Change

Evolving in Two Dimensions: Interface Strategies for Real‑World Software(Expression Problem, Part 2)

Stop Confusing Layers of Abstraction with Separation of Concerns