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Practice using design patterns. 🤩🎮👨‍💻

"Design Patterns - Elements of Reusable Object-Oriented Software"
— Erich Gamma

Design patterns can be very overwhelming at first, at least that was my experience. But after experimenting and practicing the use of design patterns, it all started to make sense.

My most commonly used design patterns, and thereby also those I like to recommend to you are:
🔹 Factory (and Abstract Factory)
🔹 State
🔹 Façade
🔹 Mediation
🔹 Observer
🔹 Command
🔹 Dependency Injection
🔹 Singleton
🔹 Event Queuing
🔹 Object Pooling
🔹 MVC (Model View Controller) or MVP (Model View Presenter)
🔹 Object Pooling

Just to name a few 😄.
All of these patterns have their own architectural rules and their own usage. Thereby it's important to train to catch the scenarios when a design pattern comes in useful. This can mainly be done by just experiencing. 🙌

I myself don't know every pattern from the top of my hat. But every time I find myself struggling with a code design problem, I try to search online for patterns that fits my need.

So, don't feel the need to master design pattern, but rather becoming confident using them. 😉

I hope you find this useful and don't hesitate to ask questions in the comments. 🫶

Happy coding everyone! 👨‍💻

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