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Learning your favourite programming language is just the first step to becoming a great software engineer. Learning underlying principles of software is as important. These books focus on exactly that. 📚

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Some of the stats which were used to create the list:

➡️ React native (released 2015)

Github stars - 102k
Contributors -2311
Google trends - 96
Stackoverflow questions - 125k

➡️ Flutter (released 2017)

Github stars - 139k
Contributors - 993
Google trends - 90
Stackoverflow questions - 122k

➡️ Ionic (released 2013)

Github stars - 46,7k
Contributors - 427
Google trends - 63
Stackoverflow questions - 48k

The main advantages of Demeter's law are:

➡️ Classes can be reused with ease.

➡️ Dependencies between classes and coupling are reduced.

➡️ The code is easier to test.

➡️ The code is more maintainable and flexible to changes.

A couple of benefits of using polymorphism instead of if/else or switch/case:

➡️ Removes duplicate code. You get rid of many almost identical conditionals.

➡️ If you need to add a new ex*****on variant, all you need to do is add a new subclass without touching the existing code (Open/Closed Principle).

Leave your code cleaner than you found it 👏