SOLID

Definitions

1. Five object-oriented design principles: Single responsibility, Open-closed, Liskov substitution, Interface segregation, Dependency inversion. Formalized by Robert C. Martin (Uncle Bob). Asked about in every senior developer interview, followed in approximately half of production codebases.

   In plain English: Five rules for writing clean, maintainable code in object-oriented programming — each letter stands for a principle about how to structure your code well.

Related Terms

• Polymorphism
• YAGNI
• DRY
• KISS
• Abstraction
• Constructor
• Dependency Injection
• Destructor
• GObject
• Metaclass
• Metamethod
• Metatable
• Modifier
• Object
• Property
• Sealed Class
• Liskov Substitution Principle
• Magic Method
• Open-Closed Principle
• Property Accessor
• Receiver
• Reference Type
• Tell Don't Ask