Carsten Behrens • 1/8/2020

Interface Segregation Principle in JavaScript and TypeScript

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This technical article is part of a series on SOLID principles. It focuses on the Interface Segregation Principle (ISP), which states clients shouldn't depend on unused methods. Using TypeScript and ES6 JavaScript examples, it explains interfaces and demonstrates how to create fine-grained, client-specific interfaces to avoid bloated implementations.

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