SOLID Principles: Introducing Software Architecture & Design

George Sonora

George Sonora is a dedicated software engineer and technical educator specializing in software architecture, object-oriented design, and clean code methodologies. With years of hands-on experience in building scalable software systems, George has transitioned his technical expertise into the educational space to help developers bridge the gap between writing code that simply works and designing robust, maintainable systems. His instructional focus centers heavily on foundational engineering concepts, such as the SOLID principles, which serve as the bedrock of modern software development. George's teaching philosophy is rooted in practical application; he believes that architectural theories are best understood when applied to real-world scenarios and refactoring exercises. By breaking down complex design patterns into digestible, step-by-step transformations, George empowers self-taught developers, bootcamp graduates, and junior engineers to write cleaner, more modular code. Through his course 'SOLID Principles: Introducing Software Architecture & Design,' he provides students with the mental models and practical tools required to eliminate code rot, reduce technical debt, and build systems that are easily adaptable to changing business requirements. He remains committed to raising the industry standard of code quality through accessible, high-quality online education.