Summary
Writing cleaner code, following the architecture and design principles, and adhering to the best practices play a significant role in application performance. If the code if baggy and repetitive, it can increase the chances of errors, increase complexity, and affect performance.
In this chapter, we have learned some coding principles that make the application code look cleaner and easier to understand. If the code is clean, it offers other developers a way to understand it completely and helps in many other ways. Later on, we learned some basic design principles that are considered to be the core principles when designing applications. Principles such as KISS, YAGNI, DRY, Separation of Concerns, and SOLID are highly essential in software ...
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