SOLID: (I) Interface Segregation Principle (ISP)

GDG on Campus Benha University - Benha, Egypt

The Interface Segregation Principle (ISP) states that clients should not be forced to depend on methods they do not use,...

Mar 11, 9:00 – 11:30 PM (UTC)

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FlutterGoogle WorkspaceUX / UI DesignWorkshop / hands-on session

About this event

The Interface Segregation Principle (ISP) states that clients should not be forced to depend on methods they do not use, advocating for smaller, more specific interfaces over large, monolithic ones. This session explores how splitting "fat" interfaces into role-specific ones reduces coupling, simplifies implementation for concrete classes, and makes the system easier to refactor and maintain.

Organizers

  • Said Elhadidi

    Google Developer Groups on Campus

    Egypt Facilitator

  • Alaa Sameh

    Community Lead

  • Mohamed Elbaiomy

    Technical Co-lead

  • GDG on Campus Benha University

    Technical Assist

  • Dareen Ghareeb

    UI/UX Head

  • Ibrahim Abdelftah

    Head Data Science&AI

  • Moaz Abdelmoneim

    Head Back-end

  • Mahmoud Mohamed Abdelmaged

    Vice-Head Cybersecurity

  • Mohamed Gouda

    Head CyberSecurity

  • Roqia Mahmoud

    Head HR

  • Bavlly Nada

    Vice-Head UI/UX

  • Roaa Samir

    Head Logistics

  • Rozan Mohamed

    Vice-Head Front-End

  • Abdallah Mostafa

    Head Front-End

  • Yousef Osama

    Head of Marketing @ GDGoC Benha

    Head Marketing