3 Powerful Design Patterns You Should Know

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In today's video we'll cover 3 design patterns that I personally really like and I think will make a MASSIVE difference if applied when appropriate.

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[joofville]

I actually bought two of your courses on the Black Friday deal around clean architecture and really enjoyed what I’ve been through so far. Thanks

[gaspaider]

Why would we implement the chain of responsibility pattern as objects of different classes and not just different fuctions each with their local state and geting everything they need from the previous one passed as arguments?

[SirBenJamin_]

I feel like 2 and 3 are design patterns most programmers would do just out of common sense. In fact, I feel this way with most design patterns. They're taught as these magical things you can use, but you've probably come up with most of them yourself, just through problem solving. And a lot of them are literally just using interfaces the way interfaces were designed for.

[decton]

Which application you use to draw?
Thanks for the video❤

[Vreth]

Nice video! What tool did you use to create the class diagrams?

[Ahmed-Mustafa-ElShenawy]

what is the tool name you uses to draw your digrams

[MrJonnis]

in which bundle does the "Flyweight" pattern live ?

[DrHeinzDoofenshmirtz]

So well explained! I have tried to implement two of these patterns without knowing their names, and didn't quite succeed any of the times. Almost 😊 so it is nice to have some well implemented examples!

[martinsanchez-hwfi]

Aren't intrinsic and extrinsic states just class atributes vs instance atributes?

[alexlo]

Hi, what you Design Patterns courses on Dometrain are different that on Pluralsight, Udemy and Linkedin ?

[jchandra]

Funny thing about pattern is you probably ended up using with even when not knowing the name. I guess it is good to know the name. As you watch, you probably say, hey I used that one before and that one and that one... LOL

[therongovender]

Yeah pricing on these courses are ridiculous for how long the course is, I literally learnt the same thing from working 12+ years in the industry, Sure you can teach how it is implemented etc, but getting it right is just work experience no amount of money you pay will automatically make you good at using design patterns.. I'm really sorry to say this but junior to mid-levels i've worked with try to use patterns at the wrong times and over complicate/over engineer things for no valid reasons. Any way wish you goodluck with your future, currently unsubscribing