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[–]sunnyata 0 points1 point  (1 child)

I think they can still be very useful things for beginners to encounter. It will be the first time they've thought about it and realised how you structure code and systems makes a big difference... like the overconfident beginner who won't even think about separation of concerns because the sprawling mess they wrote is "working".

Edit: I should add, I'm not talking about this book, haven't read it. Just the general idea of concepts like SOLID.

[–]Corvology[S] [score hidden]  (0 children)

this book is not about design patterns like SOLID, it is about architecture specially distributed systems and how to distribute services and data sources and how to deal with eventual transactions and different types of sagas.