Learn SOLID Principles with CLEAN CODE Examples

In this video you will finally understand SOLID principles. SOLID is an acronym for the first five object-oriented design (OOD) principles by Robert C. Martin AKA Uncle Bob the author of Clean Code.

These principles helps you to write clean code avoiding common pitfalls such as code smells, refactoring code, spaghetti code and much more

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⭐ Table Of Contents ⭐
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00:00 - Intro
02:42 - Code Setup
04:53 - Single Responsibility
09:49 - Open Closed
15:50 - Liskov Substitution
19:11 - Interface Segregation

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[amigoscode]

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[francksgenlecroyant]

I really missed Amigoscode, I can't believe he still can take his time to share these incredible resources and knowledge during this fasting period, thanks Nelson 🙏🙏🙏

[blackberry-kefi]

Please make a video for Design patterns, as it will be beneficial for all developers. Thanks for your effort in bringing useful content to the community. Highly appreciated!

[coderider]

SOLID is a must know skill in OO development but I think we should be willing to modernise it and make it fit in 2022 when industry is moving towards functional coding. I’m a 20 year c# vet and do full solid on most projects but it’s hard to justify the abstractions for smaller projects. You end up with too many single method classes which can be functions instead.

[ansgarnell]

Great video!
About the Liskov Substitution principle, although your explanation was right, the description should be exactly the opposite: every base or parent class should be substitutable by its derived or child classes. So, taking your example, if we have:
Shape shape = new Shape();
shape.area();
in our code, we should be able to substitute the first line for:
Shape shape = new NoShape();
but this would throw an exception, so we don't fullfil this principle.

On the other side, if we have:
Animal animal = new Animal();
animal.eat();
We could substitute it for:
Animal animal = new Dog();
and it would still work as dogs have to eat.
Hope that makes it more clear.

[Victor-gjpi]

You are a blessing to java developers. We got your back

[derekdevs]

This is probably the fourth or fifth SOLID video I’ve seen since being introduced to the topic and, while they have all been informative, yours sunk in. Thank you so much for this. New Sub!

[Oblivianos]

I've been working as a software engineer for 2.5 years and do my best to obey the SOLID, this is by far the best explanation video of all the principles. Usually the interface segregation and liskov were not explained or ignored in case of languages like Ruby ( my first job / 2 years). Kudos man

[joshuagarza]

Would love to see a video on Design Patterns!

[codiphobia]

Masha Allah. As a non-english person, I can clearly get the information. what an amazing explanation 😍

[storyuall]

It would be nice if you can provide some videos on Design Patterns

[biancaivanciuc]

Hi Nelson, I'm new here, with no background of Computer Science, and your videos helped me a lot to understand the base of Java, right now I'm following an acreditate course, I would love if you can do videos about Generics, and explain Threads and Stream and Lambda, more understable for a begginer! We really love you! You are a good menthor and teacher! Bless!

[cheikhouly]

This is one of most important topic (and design patterns) that every developer should learn to write better code. I've met experienced developer who didn't know about these subjects and it's so unfortunate. Thanks a lot 💪🏾

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[saidzbiri]

Thank you for such a clear and concise tutorial. You made a topic that seemed complicated easy to understand. I appreciate it!

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[erbugakbal]

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[Mohamed_Majed]

Thanks bro, that was amazing, good explanation