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SOLID principles are five essential design rules that help JavaScript developers write cleaner, maintainable code. The guide covers Single Responsibility (one function per purpose), Open/Closed (extend without modifying), Liskov Substitution (subclasses must be replaceable), Interface Segregation (avoid bloated interfaces), and Dependency Inversion (depend on abstractions). Each principle includes practical JavaScript examples showing violations and proper implementations, plus real-world applications and common interview questions.

SOLID Design Principles Every JavaScript Deveveloper Should Know

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SOLID Design Principles Every JavaScript Deveveloper Should Know

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Bad article. This is how SOLID is understood incorrectly. For example, S - single responsibility doesn’t mean that something should do one thing. “A class must have one and only one reason for change” ©R. Martin. Some good article for example <a href="https://medium.com/@denisrebrof/solid-common-misunderstandings-part-1-introduction-srp-d28245ac8e6b" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">https://medium.com/@denisrebrof/solid-common-misunderstandings-part-1-introduction-srp-d28245ac8e6b</a>

I like the way you organized your article, and because you added a quiz section at the end.
Not always there, but important in my opinion.

Very Useful, the wording &amp; examples made it easy to understand - usually just understanding the jargon is a task itself!