#software-design

#software-design

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.

Pass essential attributes during object creation to reduce mutability and eliminate getters and setters.

Inheritance allows subclasses to inherit from superclasses, promoting code reuse through an "is-a" relationship.

Composition builds complex objects from simpler ones, fostering flexibility with a "has-a" relationship.

The Decorator pattern enhances object functionality dynamically without code alteration.

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

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.

Software should be designed to forget outdated data for better user experiences.

Deliberate forgetting in software allows for more effective management of information.

Current software often behaves like a digital dumping ground, lacking mechanisms for data decay.

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

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.

Dependency Injection complicates static method usage in modern C#.