DRY is not for UI
📰 Dev.to · Oleksandr Kostrov
Learn why reusing UI components with embedded logic breaks SOLID principles and how to find the right balance for UI reusability
Action Steps
- Identify logic-bearing components in your UI
- Apply the SOLID principles to evaluate reusability
- Separate presentation logic from business logic
- Use a modular approach to UI component design
- Test and refine your UI components for reusability
Who Needs to Know This
UI/UX designers and software engineers can benefit from understanding the limitations of UI reusability to create more maintainable and scalable systems
Key Insight
💡 Reusing UI components with embedded logic can lead to tight coupling and make systems harder to maintain
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🚫 DRY is not for UI: reusing logic-bearing components breaks SOLID principles! 💡
Key Takeaways
Learn why reusing UI components with embedded logic breaks SOLID principles and how to find the right balance for UI reusability
Full Article
Where the border of UI reusability really lies — and why reusing logic-bearing components breaks SOLID.
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