Object-oriented programming (OOP) is a programming paradigm based on the concept of "objects"
Let me also say a word about properties. I'm going to consider a good use of them for immutable records in C#.
I am a big fan of code design, so in this article I want to cover existing approaches and show what, I think, is a better solution.
After working on different projects, I've noticed that every one of them had some common problems, regardless of domain, architecture, code convention and so on. Those problems weren't challenging, just a tedious routine: making sure you didn't miss anything stupid and obvious. Instead of doing this routine on a daily basis I became obsessed with seeking solution: some development approach or code convention or whatever that will help me to design a project in a way that will prevent those problems from happening, so I can focus on interesting stuff. That's the goal of this article: to describe those problems and show you that mix of tools and approaches that I found to solve them.