Avoid Anemic Domain Models
Stop writing C# classes that are just data bags. An anemic domain model scatters your business logic, leading to bugs and maintenance nightmares. Here’s how to fix it.
Design-Patterns
Dependency Inversion: Boost C# Code Quality
TL;DR DIP means depend on abstractions, not concrete implementations. Use interfaces and dependency injection to decouple business logic from details. DIP improves testability, flexibility, and maintainability in C# code. Avoid leaky abstractions, unnecessary interfaces, and service locator anti-patterns. Use C# 12 primary constructors and .NET 8 DI features for clean, modern architecture. The Dependency Inversion Principle helps you turn rigid, tightly-coupled code into flexible, testable systems. Rather than depending on concrete implementations, your high-level modules rely on abstractions. This goes beyond dependency injection, it’s about changing the direction of control flow. ...
C# Polymorphism with Template, Strategy, Visitor
Learn how polymorphism in C# using Template Method, Strategy, and Visitor patterns makes your code flexible, maintainable, and reusable.