🚀 Async Programming Meets OOP: Writing Clean & Scalable Code
One thing I’ve learned as a full-stack developer is that asynchronous programming isn’t just about making code “faster.” It’s about using idle time wisely.
When combined with OOP and SOLID principles, async code becomes easier to maintain, extend, and debug.
🔹 Example:
In a .NET Core project, instead of blocking the thread while waiting for a database call, I can use async/await.
But if that logic is buried in a “monolithic class,” it’s a nightmare to scale.
By applying SRP (Single Responsibility Principle), I split database calls, business logic, and API handling into separate classes. Each part is independently testable, while async makes sure my application is efficient.
✨ Takeaway:
OOP gives your code structure.
SOLID keeps it maintainable.
Async ensures your app performs at scale.
The best results come when you don’t see these concepts as separate, but as tools that work together.
👉 How do you structure async logic in your projects?
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