Once we’ve built solid foundations, our next focus is applying these in an effective way, to build software that’s flexible, testable and maintainable.
Software quality is a complex domain, but these fundamental 5 SOLID principles, introduced by Robert C Martin provide stability and a mature framework within this complexity.
In this course, we’ll learn what each principle means, how to implement it in practice, and how they are related. Most importantly, we’ll examine the why behind each principle and understand when applying these principles can be beneficial or not, to avoid over-engineering.
We should remember that SOLID is not a checklist for every class, but a toolkit for managing complexity. Especially today, working with AI – these are critical to understand and follow.
Actual coding practice through a project – definitely the best way to understand SOLID with Java
The essential guide to understanding the 5 SOLID principles for OOP. The 5 modules cover the theoretical explanation of every principle alongside a practical implementation.
Everything you need to understand SOLID in Java.
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