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What You'll Learn
Course Curriculum
12h 40m11 sections
What Is a Responsibility?
10:00
Identifying Methods That Do Too Much
10:00
Separating Calculation from Formatting
10:00
Separating Validation from Processing
10:00
Extracting Focused Methods from a Monolith
10:00
Single Purpose String Processors
10:00
Chapter Capstone - Invoice Line Item Processor
10:00
Extracting a Validator
10:00
Separating Data Parsing from Computation
10:00
Separating Input Formatting from Business Logic
10:00
Cohesion — Keeping Related Logic Together
10:00
Refactoring a God Method
10:00
Real-World SRP — Transaction Processor
10:00
Chapter Capstone - Student Grade Manager
10:00
Extending Behavior with New Classes
10:00
Using Inheritance to Extend Behavior
10:00
Abstract Classes and Virtual Methods for Extensibility
10:00
Polymorphism as the Key to OCP
10:00
Adding New Behavior Without Modifying Existing Code
10:00
Strategy Pattern Introduction
10:00
Chapter Capstone - Extensible Notification System
10:00
Using Interfaces for Extensibility
10:00
Strategy Pattern with Interfaces
10:00
Building Extensible Processors
10:00
Plugin Architecture
10:00
Composing Behaviors Through Abstractions
10:00
Real-World OCP Patterns
10:00
Chapter Capstone - Extensible Report Generator
10:00
Subtypes Must Be Substitutable
10:00
Behavioral Compatibility and Contracts
10:00
Preconditions Cannot Be Strengthened
10:00
Postconditions Cannot Be Weakened
10:00
The Classic Square-Rectangle Violation
10:00
Identifying LSP Violations in Code
10:00
Chapter Capstone - Fixing LSP Violations
10:00
When Inheritance Is the Wrong Tool
10:00
Designing Type Hierarchies That Respect Behavioral Contracts
10:00
Invariant Preservation in Derived Classes
10:00
Exception Behavior in Derived Classes
10:00
Testing Substitutability
10:00
Real-World LSP-Compliant Design
10:00
Chapter Capstone - Building an LSP-Compliant Hierarchy
10:00
No Client Should Depend on Methods It Doesn't Use
10:00
Identifying Fat Interfaces
10:00
The Cost of NotImplementedException
10:00
Splitting Interfaces by Client Need
10:00
Role Interfaces vs Header Interfaces
10:00
Refactoring from One Large Interface to Many Focused Ones
10:00
Chapter Capstone - Refactoring a Fat Interface
10:00
Composing Multiple Small Interfaces
10:00
Interface Composition Patterns
10:00
Classes Implementing Multiple Focused Interfaces
10:00
ISP and Its Relationship to LSP
10:00
Real-World Interface Design Patterns
10:00
Adapter Pattern for Interface Compliance
10:00
Chapter Capstone - Building a System with Segregated Interfaces
10:00
Identifying Tight Coupling Between Layers
10:00
High-Level Modules Should Not Depend on Low-Level Modules
10:00
Both Should Depend on Abstractions
10:00
Abstractions Should Not Depend on Details
10:00
Introducing Abstractions Between Layers
10:00
Constructor Injection Basics
10:00
Chapter Capstone - Inverting a Dependency
10:00
Constructor Injection Patterns
10:00
Method Injection for Optional Dependencies
10:00
Building Loosely-Coupled Services
10:00
Repository Pattern as DIP in Action
10:00
Service Layers That Depend on Interfaces
10:00
Composing a System with Inverted Dependencies
10:00
Chapter Capstone - Building a Loosely-Coupled System
Nick Chapsas is a .NET & C# content creator, educator and a Microsoft MVP for Developer Technologies with years of experience in Software Engineering and Engineering Management.
He has worked for some of the biggest companies in the world, building systems that served millions of users and tens of thousands of requests per second.
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