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Write better code and improve your programming skills [View in browser](=.ji_rY3XtujH7m7w9Q5MXPcbSns2dfLIeHevnwNmN6_c) Introducing: SOLID Principles Hi there, As part of Clean Code Week at SitePoint, today we'll be introducing you to the SOLID principles. A way to structure your code to ensure it is reliable, efficienct, maintainable, and usable. To learn more about these principles, as well as methods and strategies for writing clean code, check out our new title: [Clean Code with JavaScript](=.e7G_lF1XaYqtvxwHF1ujYziIjYgLpZn1QyPFR9FvQCM). Whether you're a beginner or an experienced developer, understanding SOLID can help you write better code and improve your programming skills. SOLID is an acronym that stands for five OOP design principles: - Single responsibility: Each class or module in your code should only have one job to do. This makes it easier to understand and change your code. - Open-closed: Code should be written in a way that allows you to add new features without having to change the existing code. This makes your code more flexible and easier to maintain. - Liskov substitution: If you have a parent class and a child class, you should be able to use the child class wherever you can use the parent class, without causing any problems in your code. - Interface segregation: If you have an interface (a set of methods that a class must implement), it should only have methods that are necessary for that class. This makes it easier to understand and use your code. - Dependency inversion: Your code should be designed in a way that makes it easy to change how different parts of your code depend on each other. This helps make your code more flexible and easier to maintain. By using these principles, you can review and refactor your code to make it more modular, flexible, and easier to maintain. If you're interested in learning more, check out [Clean Code in JavaScript](=.ISV9_8WJcOiTWTG0w45d6Bg7PiRTSmH7kESyNSitGrk)! Keep coding and happy learning! Happy Learning, The SitePoint Team [Read Now](=.bkN-WrMQynhXBWxAbB8u2JurpFMcTBa8Py2rEuC6PYE) [Browse Library](=.2q8ApImdgoYXQV4412QZaVh7dbWtVbBOxuAF3SIYW_k) The Clean Code Series [Clean Code in JavaScript](=.WF7L5qZHBHEOclW5OaWQL6rIn_yiXaTYFm3muPiEMa8) This book presents principles, patterns, anti-patterns, and practices supported by use cases and directions for writing clean JavaScript code. It helps you refactor your legacy codebase in JavaScript and modernize your web apps. [Read Now](=.usI2rkL4lPQDqNvIQi4RqMqQRo2XizH9hCopJrEYdfc) [Clean Code in Python](=.GA8rIKD6BElfOI-weV_21fcROaWIFaWWhshD2yLaLU0) Clean Code in Python, Second Edition will help you understand the problems that arise due to inefficient code formatting, and more importantly, demonstrate how to correct them. [Read Now](=.Gdb8LKgvf8CTZS6g_-nfGlCztGTlcnXN9kEFj45uGW4) [Clean Code in PHP](=.7OXxClF3ZOcHcgIPNhte_KYE96eAUr9bBXe_AHWDtZA) Clean Code in PHP is a must-have beginner-friendly guide for PHP developers. It will show you how to write human-friendly PHP code which will fuel your PHP career growth and give you an edge over the pool of other developers. [Read Now](=.yfGvd76cEtGdEXzcpIGJK4ATLdkVRoKdA310tscn9Tc) [Solutions Architect’s Handbook](=._SyXwgTcZbKjGuW1fmcMMpH3rob__4B6j-EdsfgJ3E4) Create robust, scalable, highly available, and fault-tolerant solutions by learning different aspects of solution architecture and next-generation architecture design in the cloud environment. [Read Now](=.v1lN3X9UvNXJR0J29K7bqwumiR_clTkiHU--W84oek4) SitePoint 10-20 Gwynne Street, Cremorne Australia [discord](=.iiuv9QhaY2KXW2viCAFwC-r7x6p3d3WT6izxFO-rCUA) [twitter](=.UVhTt_01sB1dil0ScvSuMed36x6BEBWQ0JZpol-vlpU) [facebook](=.TcE1hvlkB9M9XxjL_icWDWZlQTXcANEof3HOkk8tHjM) You received this email because you signed up on our website or made purchase from us. [Unsubscribe](=.Xio0sRhig8p8AZhrp7HtNibuBxBsyr22Jw-qNNX46kQ)

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