#software-design

#software-design

Replacing global variables with dependency injection improves testability and reduces coupling.

Confirmation dialogs prevent user errors by ensuring confirmation before irreversible actions.

Replace getters with methods that encapsulate behavior and protect internal state.

Overengineering complicates code and reduces maintainability, advocating for simplicity leads to better software design.

Refactoring code to use an abstract class enhances structure and mimics real-world hierarchies.

Subclasses must respect all of their parent's contracts to maintain code clarity and integrity.

Utilizing design patterns like Singleton and Factory enhances code maintainability and scalability, while Java Streams simplifies data processing through functional-style operations.

Using the Visitor pattern with instanceof checks leads to code maintainability issues.

IoC provides modularity and flexibility by inverting the control flow in software design.

Implicit-based Dependency Injection in Scala is a lightweight approach that simplifies dependency management.

Using industry wisdom simplifies software decision-making, helping avoid the paradox of choice.

Avoiding the 'Highlander problem' is crucial in programming to accommodate the complexities of real-world scenarios.