Long time software developer and I get all these solid concepts but …. it doesn’t really change how I write code. I just write what I think is best based on experience. I never stop and think “does this meet the liskov substitution principle” or any of the other SOLID principles. Why is this brought up as the gold standard so much? Just seems like a way to claim you are a good coder because you “understand” solid. Is that just me? coding is so much more than just 5 generic concepts that you probably do almost always by default by following good patterns.
Rwagstaff84 t1_ir4th5x wrote
Reply to Interactive sketches to illustrate SOLID programming principles by trekhleb
Long time software developer and I get all these solid concepts but …. it doesn’t really change how I write code. I just write what I think is best based on experience. I never stop and think “does this meet the liskov substitution principle” or any of the other SOLID principles. Why is this brought up as the gold standard so much? Just seems like a way to claim you are a good coder because you “understand” solid. Is that just me? coding is so much more than just 5 generic concepts that you probably do almost always by default by following good patterns.