beyond-solid-principles

To audit codebase architecture, analyze source code against ten core design principles like Separation of Concerns and DRY. The audit provides actionable findings with severity ratings and specific remediation suggestions for modules and components.

Common architectural flaws include violations of Loose Coupling, Single Responsibility, and Law of Demeter. Identifying these design principle violations helps address slow development cycles and frequent bugs by providing prioritized refactoring recommendations.

To check software architecture, run a targeted principle analysis focusing specifically on KISS and YAGNI. This evaluates system components against these core design principles and returns severity-rated findings with concrete remediation suggestions.

Yes, targeted principle checks allow you to analyze system resilience and evolvability specifically, without running a full architecture review. This focuses the analysis on specific design principles and returns prioritized findings for those areas.

The best way to refactor code for loose coupling and separation of concerns is to audit the system architecture for violations of these specific principles. The audit provides severity ratings and concrete suggestions for remediating modules and services.

Frequent bugs and slow development cycles often stem from architectural design flaws like poor evolvability and tight coupling. Auditing the system architecture against core design principles identifies these violations and provides prioritized remediation recommendations.