Shravan Kumar • 10/18/2020

SOLID Principles: Write SOLID programs; Avoid STUPID programs

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This technical article details the SOLID principles of object-oriented design, contrasting them with common anti-patterns collectively termed 'STUPID' code. It explains how these flaws affect maintainability and readability, using a TypeScript Singleton example to illustrate a specific anti-pattern and its negative impacts on code flexibility and reusability.

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