SOLID Principles for C# Developers

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Steve Smith

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01 - Course Overview

01 - Course Overview.mp4

01:37

02 - Single Responsibility Principle

02 - Introducing SOLID.mp4

02:25

03 - Defining the Single Responsibility Principle.mp4

04:25

04 - Coupling, Cohesion, and Concerns.mp4

03:16

05 - Demo - RatingEngine Insurance Sample.mp4

04:11

06 - Problem Analysis.mp4

02:51

07 - Applying SRP to RatingEngine.mp4

03:19

08 - Key Takeaways and Summary.mp4

01:02

03 - Open _ Closed Principle

09 - Definition and Overview.mp4

02:10

10 - Benefits of OCP.mp4

02:04

11 - Balancing Abstraction and Concreteness.mp4

02:43

12 - Typical Approaches to OCP.mp4

02:59

13 - Prefer New Classes for New Behavior.mp4

01:36

14 - Demo - Applying OCP to RatingEngine.mp4

06:42

15 - Applying OCP to Package Design.mp4

02:51

16 - Key Takeaways and Summary.mp4

02:02

04 - Liskov Substitution Principle

17 - Defining the Liskov Substitution Principle.mp4

01:16

18 - The Problem with Basic IS-A Inheritance.mp4

04:44

19 - Detecting LSP Violations in Your Code.mp4

05:47

20 - Fixing LSP Violations.mp4

02:15

21 - Applying LSP to ArdalisRating.mp4

03:16

22 - Key Takeaways and Summary.mp4

01:40

05 - Interface Segregation Principle

23 - Defining the Interface Segregation Principle.mp4

02:08

24 - The Problem with ISP Violations.mp4

02:45

25 - Detecting ISP Violations in Your Code.mp4

02:49

26 - Fixing ISP Violations.mp4

03:33

27 - Demo - Applying ISP to ArdalisRating Sample.mp4

11:39

28 - Key Takeaways and Summary.mp4

01:11

06 - Dependency Inversion Principle

29 - Defining the Dependency Inversion Principle.mp4

06:26

30 - Properly Structuring Your Dependencies.mp4

06:16

31 - Demo - Applying DIP to ArdalisRating Sample.mp4

16:11

32 - Organizing and Extending Your SOLID Project.mp4

07:49

33 - Key Takeaways and Summary.mp4

02:24

Description

Every C# developer, or any developer using an object-oriented programming language, needs a good understanding of the SOLID principles. These principles guide your design toward more loosely coupled and maintainable software.

What You'll Learn?

It's easy to write software that fulfills its users' immediate needs, but is difficult to extend and maintain. Such software becomes a burden for companies striving to remain competitive.

In this course, SOLID Principles for C# Developers, you will learn five fundamental principles of object-oriented design that will keep your software loosely coupled, testable, and maintainable.

First, you will see how to keep classes small and focused, and how to extend their behavior without having to edit their source code.
Then, you will discover the importance of properly designing interfaces and abstractions in your systems.
Finally, you will explore how to arrange dependencies in your system so different implementations can be added or plugged in as needed, allowing a truly modular design.

When you are finished with this course, you will understand how to build maintainable, extensible, and testable applications using C# and .NET.

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Steve Smith (@ardalis) is an entrepreneur and software developer with a passion for building quality software as effectively as possible. He provides mentoring and training workshops for teams with the desire to improve. Steve has been recognized as a Microsoft MVP for over 10 consecutive years, and is a frequent speaker at software developer conferences and events. He is the top contributor to the official documentation on ASP.NET Core and enjoys helpings others write maintainable, testable applications using Microsoft's developer tools. Connect with Steve at ardalis.com.

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