Template Method Pattern – Design Patterns (ep 13)

Video series on Design Patterns for Object Oriented Languages. This time we look at the Template Method Pattern.

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[harishankar-cztx]

I use "Ruby On Rails" on daily basis. Didn't know it's very neat use of Template Method Pattern. Thanks :)

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[mikhailbisserov]

Kudos for pointing out that Template Method is a good case of Open/Closed principle usage. My understanding is that in ASP NET WebForms they use Template Method so that developer could hook his code into page life cycle, because developer inherits his code-behind class from base Page class there. Even though they call it "events", developer doesn't have to use events subscription mechanism. But developer doesn't have to add "override" either. Ok, I'm not sure if that's canonical Template Method pattern in action.

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[MyroslavOhorodnyk]

This one was pretty complex for me up until the code example. Thanks for adding that one!
And as always thanks!

[mauriciopartnoy]

I remember using this pattern (without knowing it's name) a while back while making a tweening system. The abstract tweening class had a method that calculated a 0-1 clamped value along a curve, and then called an abstract method for concrete tweens to implement using that clamped value as a parameter. In the end each concrete tween had a simple Evaluate(float t); to control animation. It worked great!

Great tutorial series by the way! You are a great teacher :)

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