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The text explains the KISS principle in software development, which stands for “Keep It Simple, Stupid”. This principle promotes the creation of simple, straightforward solutions to avoid unnecessary complexity in code. The text discusses the benefits of KISS, including improved readability, maintainability, reduced bugs and increased productivity. It also explores the application of KISS in different programming paradigms, such as imperative, object-oriented, functional and modular programming. Finally, programming languages that naturally lean towards KISS are mentioned, such as Python, Go, Ruby, JavaScript and C.
In this episode, we explore an essential principle that transforms the way we design software: *'Information Hiding'!* 🚀 What if I told you that the key to writing clean, modular, maintainable code lies in *hiding* the secrets of your system? 🔐
We'll talk about how this technique, which...
Published 11/19/24
Welcome to today’s episode! We're diving deep into two fundamental principles of software design: high cohesion and low coupling. These concepts are foundational for building software that’s not only easier to understand and maintain but also more scalable and resilient over time. So, what...
Published 11/15/24