Program to an Interface, Not an Implementation: A Fundamental Design Principle
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"Program to an Interface, Not an Implementation" stands as one of the most powerful design principles in modern software development. While it may sound abstract at first, this principle is your key to building flexible, maintainable, and truly professional software systems. In this guide, we'll break down this concept into practical terms and show you how to apply it effectively in your projects. Read my article's blog here for more information from this topic👉🏽https://medium.com/@Masoncoding/programming-to-an-interface-not-an-implementation-024d01815070
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