Cracking the Dependency Inversion Principle (DIP) Dependency Inversion Principle (DIP) might sound intimidating, but it’s a powerful tool to improve the flexibility, testability, and maintainabili...

The Take away Over the last few months, I have reviewed clean architecture, the book, and various codebases. Then, I engaged with the tech community around me on Twitter. Currently, my takeaway is...

Introduction: Being in the C# space for over six plus years. You get in the habit of doing things the dotnet way. I personally like that dotnet is very vocal in patterns and how to structure things...

Software design principles like coupling and cohesion play a significant role in determining the quality and maintainability of software systems. When high coupling and low cohesion exist, the soft...

Throughout my career, I have seen the testing pyramid. I was under the impression that one should create more unit tests than integration tests with a dash of UI testing. The first part of my caree...

Why Do I Even Care to Test? I have worked in a few code bases that only had tests at the center layers of the application. The team would rarely touch that code plus there is a good chance the test...

Why are we here Sometimes while learning software concepts. I like to dig a few layers deeper to understand better. One of my older mentors used to say, “You have to bring books to the books someti...

Like most people during covid, I missed my coding groups!!! I use to belong to three or four groups. While they are still around none of my local branches decided to go virtual. So I expanded my op...

By this point. If you have read some of my older blog postings. You know I am a part of a programming group that is big on TDD and the DDD paradigm. My mind is all over the place and I learn 5 thin...

I joined this group to improve my programming skills and understanding of software concepts. In this group, there is a book list. One of those recommended books is Head First Design Patterns. In th...