Achieving multiple tasks within one loop
With relation to what’s considered good OOP engineering principles, SOLID, DRY, KISS etc
I am wondering whether to complete multiple tasks within one loop when easily done.
Achieving multiple tasks within one loop
With relation to what’s considered good OOP engineering principles, SOLID, DRY, KISS etc
I am wondering whether to complete multiple tasks within one loop when easily done.
Achieving multiple tasks within one loop
With relation to what’s considered good OOP engineering principles, SOLID, DRY, KISS etc
I am wondering whether to complete multiple tasks within one loop when easily done.
Interface Segregation Principle – type hinting multiple interfaces
The question is about typehinting of the role interfaces.
Interface Segregation Principle – type hinting multiple interfaces
The question is about typehinting of the role interfaces.
Is more dependency inversion always better?
Is there any situation in industrial object-oriented programming when the dependency inversion principle should not be used?
Implementing the Interface Segregation Principle
Does this IConvertible interface satisfy the Interface Segregation Principle (ie. the “I” in SOLID)?
Implementing the Interface Segregation Principle
Does this IConvertible interface satisfy the Interface Segregation Principle (ie. the “I” in SOLID)?
Implementing the Interface Segregation Principle
Does this IConvertible interface satisfy the Interface Segregation Principle (ie. the “I” in SOLID)?
How much segregation is too much in this design?
We are working on ASP.NET webforms application developed using WCSF (MVP pattern). In the application, there is a search screen that allows the user to enter some fields and display the results.