The Factory Method Pattern in Ruby

The Factory Method Pattern might be somewhat hard to understand at first, mainly because you probably don't need it as often. Nevertheless, it's good to know about it and use it whenever you feel it's appropriate.

[rubywale]

Thanks CEZAR for explaining the concepts.

[mxc_clips]

Thank you for posting these videos. Seems there arent many Ruby/Rails channels but this was just what I was looking for!

Keep up the great work 👍

[CharlesDv]

This is exactly what new developers need. There are already too many videos about CRUDs.

[randmvidss]

This is very good. We need more vidoes on building patterns. Thanks for the videos

[jaydippansuriya]

Thanks for your Amazing content. Looking forward for so many Rails video.

[hrishabh.patidar]

Nicely Explained!

Line#20 should be contact method not home.

[harryuan]

This video is very helpful. Thank you for the great content!

[santaclauseify]

You're calling an instance method(UserFactory#call) on the class which will raise an exception #=>#NoMethodError

[darkpill]

3:15 you should consider making your videos mobile friendly. You are using 10% of the available screen making it impossible to read on a phone.

[maheshgvp]

Why call method is not declared as self? Why not just create a module called UserFactory and include it in required places?

[nathangwyn]

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