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Apply SOLID Principles to a Notifications Subsystem

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Overview

What this challenge is about.

Read Notifier and the last 6 months of incidents touching it. Write a 4-page design document mapping each of the 5 SOLID principles to a specific change in the subsystem (Single Responsibility → split per concern, Open/Closed → channel as plugin, Liskov → channel-interface contract, Interface Segregation → channel-specific config interfaces, Dependency Inversion → channel registry injected). Implement the refactored module behind a feature flag with parity tests for the existing 5 channels, then add Slack DM as a new channel — should be 1 new file plus a registry entry. Deliver the design document, the feature-flagged module, the Slack DM channel as a separate PR, and a 1-page after-action covering complexity and PR-touch metrics.

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LanguageEnglish
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The Brief

What you'll do, and what you'll demonstrate.

Refactor a 5-channel Notifier applying SOLID principles and prove the design by adding a sixth channel with minimal file-touch.

Earning criteria — what you'll demonstrate

  • Apply each of the 5 SOLID principles to a real subsystem
  • Design a plugin-style channel registry with dependency injection
  • Prove a refactor's value by showing the cost of adding a new feature on top
  • Sequence the refactor behind a feature flag with parity tests

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