This is the third in a 5 part series where we will explore the tenets of the S.O.L.I.D principles.

In this episode we will take a look at the L (Liskov Substitution Principle) and see how following this principle can help us to create cleaner, more manageable code

It's an interesting fact of human nature that you can't do something every day and not secretly suspect that you're good at it. Which goes a long way ...

Jason Cale offered to run a talk / discussion on how to cope with evolving a single project into a maintainable code-base for multiple projects. That's not a great distilation of his idea, so here are his words:

The basic premise of what I have now is a (yet another) custom CMS / E-commer...

Google Tech Talks November 30, 2006 ABSTRACT Mondrian Code Review On The Web

Jonathan Coulton's song paired with a fun take on a group project

Gopal Venkatesan was the first frontend engineer hired by Yahoo! in India. In this talk, he explores some core characteristics of performant JavaScript...