Design Principles for Software Quality

This chapter explores essential design principles that enhance software quality, focusing on separation of concerns and the DRY principle. It emphasizes the significance of coupling, cohesion, and encapsulation in maintaining modular and testable code. The discussion also addresses the challenges of implementing quality practices in existing systems and the role of continuous integration in promoting team accountability for software quality.

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