2. Principles of Object-Oriented Design

In this section

• Mastering SOLID Principles for Robust JavaScript and TypeScript Design
  Explore the SOLID principles, foundational guidelines in object-oriented programming, to create robust and maintainable code in JavaScript and TypeScript.
  • Single Responsibility Principle in JavaScript and TypeScript
    Explore the Single Responsibility Principle (SRP) in JavaScript and TypeScript, learn how to refactor code for better maintainability and clarity, and understand its role in cohesive design and modularity.
  • Open/Closed Principle in JavaScript and TypeScript
    Explore the Open/Closed Principle, a key concept in object-oriented design, and learn how to apply it in JavaScript and TypeScript to create extensible and maintainable software.
  • Understanding Liskov Substitution Principle in JavaScript and TypeScript
    Explore the Liskov Substitution Principle (LSP) and its significance in object-oriented design, focusing on JavaScript and TypeScript implementations.
  • Interface Segregation Principle in JavaScript and TypeScript
    Explore the Interface Segregation Principle in JavaScript and TypeScript, its importance in interface design, and how it leads to more decoupled and flexible code.
  • Dependency Inversion Principle: Enhancing Flexibility and Testing in JavaScript and TypeScript
    Explore the Dependency Inversion Principle (DIP) and learn how it reduces coupling, enhances testing, and increases flexibility in JavaScript and TypeScript applications.
• DRY and KISS Principles in Software Development
  Explore the DRY and KISS principles in JavaScript and TypeScript, focusing on eliminating redundancy and maintaining simplicity in code design.
• Composition Over Inheritance: Achieving Flexible Code Structures in JavaScript and TypeScript
  Explore the advantages of using composition over inheritance in JavaScript and TypeScript to build flexible and maintainable code structures.