When a function calls two or more functions and processes each output before sending it over to the next, essentially you are composing logic. When a complex logic becomes difficult to manage and read, one may choose to break it down into smaller functions and call them from the main function. I have seen in the code base of the developers where a function merely does little to nothing before calling the function and returning an output. Makes me wonder is there a need for a function accepting arguments and merely passing to another function?
Why would a person do…
Introduction
Backend developers, often who work with Object-oriented programming languages, are well-versed with the use of design patterns and SOLID principles for better quality, maintenance, and conciseness of the program. This is often left on the sidewalk by the front-end developers when designing the React components. One of the important concepts called “cohesion” is far ignored which causes spaghetti code and the architecture sooner or later starts to smell. …
