Discussion on "Code Smell 55 - Object Orgy"

Maxi Contieri · 2021-01-17T03:07:21.803Z

If you see your objects as data holders you will violate their encapsulation, but you shouldn't, as in real life, you should always ask for consent. TL;DR: Don't mess with other object's data. Problems Information Hiding Violation Encapsulation V...

Amazing Content bro! I love code smell content, I read them all, I'm not a hardcore (biology background self-taught programmer) but I had no trouble following up, I wish I can write like you! I'm officially a fan 😇

Also, I have not made my first blog yet, but if do one day, I would like to have your blessing to imitate your style :)

I am wondering until where you are going to go... Already 55 code smells. Really good series I recommend to any software engineer working with OOP. Quick question, do you use all of them? Some can be detected by linters some not how do you deal with those? Some are also obvious with the experience so maybe the final list is not that big.

Thank you

I try to follow uncle bob's boy scout rule

If I see some of these smells I try to refactor them.

i directly avoid many of them . But I work in a huge codebase with a lot of people so the code has lots of layers

Discussion

Code Smell 55 - Object Orgy

Responses(2)

Recent in Forum

Search Hashnode

Code Smell 55 - Object Orgy

Responses(2)

Recent in Forum