You know it's easy in a world with docker containers, actor models, and micro-services to forget the principles of software development sometimes, the things that underpin our daily work. I'm going to try and create a series of posts that help people learn and serve as a reference with anyone brushing up on old concepts.

Let's being with SOLID.

SOLID is a five letter acronym that stands for what I believe are the five pillars of clean design in software development, let's list them so we are familiar with them:

S - Single responsibility principle
O - Open closed principle
L - Liskov Substitution Principle
I - Interface segregation principle
D - Dependency inversion principle

These sometimes get further acronyms such as SRP or LSP, OCP, so if you can learn these names so that if anyone at any time says one to you, you can then map that name to one of the principles in your mind and know instantly what people are talking about.

So what now?

I'm thinking that I will create a blog post about each of these pillars, and hopefully some people will like it, some people may disagree.

After that?

Let's that be tomorrows problem.

For now, do some research (I know I will) into the principles because as I say I believe these to be the most important parts of professional software development, I'll see you tomorrow where I will write about the SRP (Exciting times) 🔥🔥🔥