Brent • 1/29/2023

Acronyms

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The article critiques the use of acronyms in programming, arguing that they often force compromises. The author uses the SOLID principles as a key example, suggesting that such acronyms may omit important concepts, include less relevant ones, or obfuscate meanings just to fit a memorable word. It's a thoughtful examination of how marketing and memorability can sometimes clash with technical accuracy in software engineering.

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