Arama Sonuçları: "#softwareDesignPatterns"

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Alex
Alex@_alexkinuthia·
Improve your software design skills by learning design patterns like Singleton, Factory, Observer, Decorator, and more. These patterns provide reusable solutions to commonly occurring problems and make your code modular, flexible and easier to maintain. #SoftwareDesignPatterns
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Charles Opuoro | 🦁 O!!!
Charles Opuoro | 🦁 O!!!@MrCamaraderie·
Prototype Pattern Objective: Cloning an Object. Means of achieving Objective: Delegating the Cloning to the Original Object. Premise: Original knows its internals. Object that wishes to clone Original may not. #SoftwareDesignPatterns.
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Naza
Naza@onlyzhap·
🤔 The Facade Pattern is used to provide a simplified interface to a complex system. For example: providing a single method for adding a new article to a news website while also handling sending out notifications to subscribers. 📝 #SoftwareDesignPatterns
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Naza@onlyzhap·
🤝 The Observer Pattern is used when an object needs to be notified of changes in another object. For example: a news website notifying its subscribers when a new article is published. 📰 #SoftwareDesignPatterns
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Naza@onlyzhap·
💡 Strategy Pattern: Allows you to change algorithms or strategies at runtime. Perfect for when you need to change behavior dynamically. For example: A game that allows you to choose from different difficulty levels. 🎮 #SoftwareDesignPatterns
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Naza
Naza@onlyzhap·
📦 Factory Pattern: Creates objects without exposing the instantiation logic to the client. Makes it easier to switch out implementations. For example: A factory that creates cars without knowing the models. 🚗 #SoftwareDesignPatterns
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Naza@onlyzhap·
🔑 Singleton Pattern: Ensures only one instance of a class is ever created. Perfect for when you need only one global object. For example: setting up connection and using a single database across an application 🗃 #SoftwareDesignPatterns
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Naza@onlyzhap·
👩‍💻👨‍💻 Let’s learn the basics of design patterns! Here's a thread to get you started. 🧵 #SoftwareDesignPatterns
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Nikhil Nambiar
Nikhil Nambiar@_nikhilnambiar·
Dependency injection makes sense now. Essentially, a coding pattern that avoids creating a liability in your code for future changes that are going to happen. Dependency shouldn't be initialized but injected. #softwareDesignPatterns #java
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