The TRUTH About SOLID Principles: What Even Senior Devs Get Wrong!

Which SOLID principle matters MOST? Here's my take:

1️⃣ SRP (Single Responsibility Principle): Start here! Each class should have ONE job.

2️⃣ DIP (Dependency Inversion Principle): Make code flexible. Don't depend on details!

These give you instant benefits! Others (OCP & ISP) are for scaling.

❌ But STOP blindly following Liskov! It's about inheritance, and that's often a PROBLEM.

✅ Choose composition instead! Build things from smaller parts.

SOLID's powerful, but don't blindly over-engineer! Simpler code is often BETTER.