Nurul Islamnuibb.hashnode.dev·a day agoEmbracing Single Responsibility Principle in iOSOne of the foundational principles of clean code and scalable software design is the Single Responsibility Principle (SRP)—a class should have one, and only one, reason to change. While it sounds straightforward, it often gets overlooked, especially ...Discuss·1 likeSOLID principles
Noyon Rahmanblog.noyonrahman.xyz·Nov 6, 2024Understanding the Single Responsibility Principle (SRP) for BeginnersOne of the simplest ways to make your code easier to read, test, and maintain is by following the Single Responsibility Principle (SRP). SRP is a core part of the SOLID principles in software design and is all about giving each function, method, or c...Discuss·1 like·32 readsSRP
Sohag Hasannotes.sohag.pro·Oct 25, 2024Keep It Simple: Mastering the Single Responsibility Principle in Laravel with Real-World ExamplesSingle Responsibility Principle in Laravel Have you ever walked into a kitchen where one person is simultaneously cooking, washing dishes, taking phone orders, and managing inventory? Chaos, right? This is exactly what happens in our code when we ign...Discuss·1 like·27 readsPrinciplesSOLID principles
Vedant PhougatProevolving-engineer.hashnode.dev·Sep 30, 2024SOLID Principles: Applying Single Responsibility Principle to Real-World Code1. Introduction Ever wondered why you found yourself modifying the same class to accommodate unrelated features? Imagine having a class responsible for processing invoices, but over time, it has become the go to class to fix issues related to databas...Discuss·266 readsC#
Rishi BakshiforRishi Bakshi Blogrishibakshi.hashnode.dev·Sep 5, 2024FeaturedUnderstanding the Single Responsibility Principle in ReactThe Single Responsibility Principle (SRP) in React emphasizes that each component should have one, and only one, reason to change. This means a component should focus on a single piece of functionality or responsibility. By adhering to SRP, you ensur...Favourite Jome and 9 others are discussing this10 people are discussing thisDiscuss·79 likes·698 readsMaster Design Patterns In Reactmaster reactWill definitely share this with my dev team. You have explained it thoroughly. Keep up the good work! 10
Luis Gustavo Ganimiluisgustavoganimi.hashnode.dev·Aug 9, 2024Understanding SOLID Principles: A Guide to Writing Better Code in TypeScriptIn the world of software development, adhering to best practices can significantly enhance the quality and maintainability of your code. One such set of best practices is the SOLID principles. SOLID is an acronym for five design principles that help ...Discuss·45 readsSOLID principles
Lucas Guzzoblog.lucasguzzo.dev·Jun 24, 2024Single Responsibility Principle (SRP)In the ever-evolving landscape of software development, maintaining clean, manageable, and scalable code is paramount. One of the foundational principles that aid in achieving this is the Single Responsibility Principle (SRP). As the first letter in ...Discuss·28 readsSOLID principles
Hankyu Kimhankyukim.hashnode.dev·Jun 10, 2024SOLID Principle and Design PatternsSOLID abbreviation represents : SRP(Single Responsibility Principle) - A class should have only one responsibility. OCP(Open Closed Principle) - Software entities should be open for extension, but closed for modification LSP(Liskov Substitution Princ...Discusssolid
Saurabh Mahajanblog.saurabhmahajan.com·Apr 24, 2024S.O.L.I.D Principles - The Practical GuideWelcome to our exploration of SOLID principles—a foundational set of design principles in software engineering that can elevate the quality and maintainability of your code. In the ever-evolving landscape of software development, writing code that is...Discuss·174 readsFundamentalsSOLID principles
Ankit Chahalankitchahal20.hashnode.dev·Dec 20, 2023Single Resonposility Principle in GOIntroduction The single Resonposility Principle (SRP) states that a class, function, module, or type should have only reason to change. The idea is to design classes or types that are focused on a single task or responsibility. This makes the code mo...Discuss·70 readsgolang
