Master SOLID Principle in Kotlin: Write Cleaner & More Maintainable Android Apps in under 12 min

This video is a crash course for Kotlin developers who want to learn the SOLID design principles and apply them to their Android projects. In this concise tutorial, we'll break down each SOLID principle (Single Responsibility, Open/Closed, Liskov Substitution, Interface Segregation, and Dependency Inversion) and show you how to implement them effectively in your Kotlin code.
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By the end of this video, you'll be able to:
Understand the benefits of SOLID principles for better code organization.
Refactor your existing Android code to adhere to SOLID principles.
Write cleaner, more maintainable Kotlin code for your future projects.

[@simonsarhin2114]

Excellent explanation. Thanks for this video. I have to rewatch to grasp it fully.

[@abouteverything6293]

Hi if i have a grid of cards in one page and every card have its own state, using a viewmodel how can i control the state for all the cards with different events without having conflicts between the state of cards, i am facing a trouble am putting the last in a MuTableStateFlow

[@winford9105]

'promo sm' 😊