Learning Programming Design Patterns

In this video I discuss the importance of learning about computer architecture and design patterns.

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- Tech With Tim
- Programming
- Design Patterns

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[bengabp]

Would like to see you make a video about logging vs print in development & production environments

[pelihahmo]

So where can i learn about these patterns and architectures

[kevinwoodrobotics]

Yeah definitely agree with this. Even though you can step through a program and look at the call stack, without first understanding some design principles, it can be pretty confusing so understand the code structure and why there’s a million classes involved to do the job. But after reading something like Design Patterns, it makes a lot more sense

[cashpay]

Well, is reading open source projects beneficial? Usually, the patterns from these differ from company code base (backend or something)

[pablodelgado]

So... I'm currently a beginner in the world of programming. I started out with Python and I'm doing a DB from scratch consisting on purely dictionaries. The interactions are done by commands, letting you manipulate an entity in any way you want (edit, show, sort, remove, add, etc). I'm thinking about implementing relations and so.

Is that a good enough project? What should I do next? I'm honestly asking bc I'm kinda lost, and I don't have any friends that are into coding. I do this just for fun.

[ScoobyYTP]

The best way to be a good programmer is to write clean and concise code. It’s more about the quality of code instead of the quantity.

[brensenvillegas]

Where can we go to find resources on learning things like this?

[emilfilipov]

How do you program something for a production environment without having the scale and load of one? Like, how do you know if your code really is good?
I mean, yeah, i guess you could write another program that would simulate traffic for you, but all the other devops stuff people are required to know for jobs now is kind of ridiculous.

[shiv-iwnl]

How deep do you recommend going when designing?

[mohammadalweis]

how do we learn that tho? because that is the problem I am facing rn

[ukantjadia]

Can anyone suggest some good resources to learn

[Oi-mjdv]

Or, you know pass functions as args. Now most OOP first languages support at least some FP concepts, which makes some design patterns obsolete. Why not make use of such base language improvements? There is an article that states lisp makes 19/23 design patterns just irrelevant. It truly depends on your language of choice. It can be argued that design patterns arise due to OOP self inflicted limitations. Its like putting yourself in cuffs and then learn how to break out of them. Maybe dont cuff yourself in the first place?

[_Cfocus]

why do i feel i saw the same exact video from a different youtuber? Did you copy?

[KrAsHeDD]

What's the design pattern for python?

[ravbhuva]

Any software? do you know where we can plan code and variables and all the small details? @TechWithTim

[danielk.]

Object Oriented Programming is a scam, please don’t do it 🙏

[ApiolJoe]

Yes, I know that. It's really unfortuante you didn't give any ressources that actually help learn these things. I've been looking on and off for such ressources for a few years now and never could find something useful.

So yeah, useless video, thank you.

[yagnikbose]

This is like the second time the Australian Government lost to an unconventional enemy. The first would be the war against Emus.

[tobias]

Nice, 2 min video and learned nothing