Write Stable Code using Coupling Metrics

[@coderanger75]

I have never seen anything like this before. Thanks for sharing!

[@CodeOpinion]

Hope you find it applicable in your own project/systems.

[@OllyWood688]

You can actually also apply those metrics to social contacts to figure out which of your friends are most likely to cause you drama. Not kidding. Also, it's somewhat interesting to observe how over the years most of my social relationships emerged towards stability over versatility. Meaning I have a few good friends that I have "a more or less effrent coupling" on and anything outside that is basically irrelevant to/interchangeable without affecting my functionality.

[@Dynamiclink2]

Is there any visual studio extension or something like it, to calculate the stability ratio for each dependency? Many thanks for the explanation! Really awesome!

[@CodeOpinion]

I do believe VS has built-in code metrics and includes coupling at the class level: docs.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/code-quality/code-metrics-class-coupling?view=vs-2019

[@marancibia1971]

Hi Derek! I like your channel. I have a question about this topic. If you need implement a microservice architecture using the same example and every entity has its own bounded context, how do you break the dependencies at data model level? Considering a microservice has to be independent and autonomous.

[@CodeOpinion]

Not sure if you watched this video, I just posted it today: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aJiygKaqeq5nrLc

[@drissallaki]

Great content, as always! Actually, I'm already measuring the coupling of my microservices (seen as components) using this metric of "Instability" (thanks uncle Bob for providing such metrics). However, I'm struggling to apply the "Abstractness" metric in the context of microservices (I don't get the need for such metric for microservices). Moreover, I have no idea on how to measure the internal cohesion of a service using traditional oop metrics such as LCOM for instance. I'll be thankful if you have something to share about this :)

[@CodeOpinion]

Dependency on other boundaries. If you require data between boundaries would be an indication of lake of cohesion because of the coupling. Not exactly what you're asking but I think this video might give some insight: kzbin.info/www/bejne/q3y4g6N7ZpeAndE

[@mateuszpachulski6211]

Love it ❤🎉❤

[@bosypuspus]

Where were you before I started my project?

[@CodeOpinion]

Creating this video 😆

[@gauravimore4362]

Can you please share this coupling code with me..?

[@morgadoapi4431]

If you have a solution with projects CRM, Sales, Shipping and Billing, then: - the Sales project will have a reference to CRM in the Dependencies - the Billing project will have a reference to Sales - the Shipping project will have a reference to Sales That's all. I hope that helps.

[@yuuu__diii]

on x2 it seems that Mordin from mass effect is talking