Flyweight Structural Design Pattern in C++ - Part 1 of 2 - Understanding the Pattern

►Lesson Description: In this lesson we understand the flyweight pattern, which is a structural design pattern. The flyweight can be used to improve your performance significantly by sharing 'common' (often immutable) components of data. In the next lesson, we'll look at implementing the flyweight pattern.

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[MeuCanal]

Design patterns is cool theme. There is not too much about that on youtube.

[VoidloniXaarii]

Love this series too ❤ maybe even as much as collecting Uruks..

[jinzo]

hey thank you very much for this video its really helpful, and can you please make videos about sequence patterns or behavioral patterns.

[walterpalladino]

Great video. As you described, I found it useful as what I called too managers like Textures, Meshes or Sounds so you keep only one copy and reuse it as many times you need those. As a simple example, you could be storing a texture for a 3d model of a picture on the wall and at the same time that texture could used as background for the scene. Store once, use many.

[bsdooby]

I ❤ that origin story of the pattern (its name)...and the technicalities, OFC

[DassVeryGood]

I probably have this wrong but I see this as similarity to ECS pattern styles. Would you say there’s a difference between the two patterns?