Monthly Archives: November 2009

Take 3: Python, ISP, IoC, and OCP need a fundamental rethink.

Posted on November 20, 2009 by Ryan Svihla

In response to Julian’s thoughtful Dynamic Languages and SOLID Principles I’d have to argue he is about 95% there but is missing the last critical links needed to view this in a whole different light. For ISP, Julian says it … Continue reading →

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Take 2: Why we use SOLID in static languages and how we get the same functionality for cheap in dynamic languages

Posted on November 19, 2009 by Ryan Svihla

One of the things we do pretty well at Los Techies is explaining SOLID principles and why they make our code more maintainable and if you’re not familiar with our work on SOLID,  read Chad Meyer’s post to get an … Continue reading →

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I recant my IoC! IoC containers in dynamic languages are silly.

Posted on November 16, 2009 by Ryan Svihla

After a year or so of solid Alt Dot Net infection (as far as infections go its a pretty awesome one to have), I decided to give Python a try again for more than one off sysadmin tasks, and to … Continue reading →

Posted in Dynamic Langs, IoC, Python | 9 Comments