SOLID Revisited : The State of the Matter
summary
Traces SOLID’s origin back to pre-2000 papers, argues the five rules mostly collapse into two ideas—cohesion and polymorphism with contracts—and flags ocp and dip as historically dated or misread; compares critiques from Kevin Henney and Dan North and surveys alternative mnemonics (Fluid, Cupid, Plasma). Recommends centering on simplicity plus practical tactics: immutability/persistent structures, local reasoning, using library algorithms, shallow abstractions and careful modularity.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 9:18The SOLID principles
- 28:28Internal Redundancies?
- 30:21Language Specific?
- 49:36SOLID revisited The State of the Matter
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