About An Intro to Virtual Proxies, Part 1

One of the most appealing facets of Polymorphism is that it is applicable in a wide variety of situations. Moreover, while the ability to switch out concrete implementations is in and of itself a fundamental object-oriented pillar, commonly used for creating loosely-coupled, interchangeable components, its usage falls shy when it comes to pulling on the reins of domain objects. In this, the first part of a two-part series on Virtual Proxies, Ill showcasing their use case and later dig deeper into their complexities. This entry is part of the series An Intro to Virtual Proxies