There are three categories of design patterns. Creational, Structural, Behavioral. Creational patterns provide a way to make objects while hiding the creation logic. Structural patterns are all about Class and Object composition. Behavioral patterns are specifically concerned with communication between objects. That is how, how objects communicate w/ each other.
- [Instructor] There are three categories…of design patterns,…creational, structural, and behavioral.…Creational patterns provide a way to make objects…while hiding the creation logic,…rather than instantiating objects directly.…In short, they deal with object creation mechanisms.…Structural patterns are all about class…and object composition.…Structural design patterns tend to ease the design…by identifying a simple way to realize…relationships between entities.…
And behavioral patterns are specifically concerned…with communication between objects,…that is how objects communicate with each other…and what they communicate.…Highlighted in blue here are the patterns…that we'll be covering in this course,…and we will be kicking it off with a creational pattern.…That's up next.…
Author
Reynald Adolphe
Released
5/9/2017- Why use design patterns?
- Prototype pattern
- Bridge pattern
- Façade pattern
- Flyweight pattern
- Proxy pattern
- Memento pattern
- State pattern
- Strategy pattern
- Template Method pattern
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome51s
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What you should know1m 31s
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Using the exercise files1m 14s
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1. Design Patterns Overview
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Why use design patterns?1m 27s
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2. ProtoType
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Prototype pattern explained1m 28s
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3. Bridge
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Bridge pattern explained2m 6s
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4. Façade
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Façade pattern explained2m 4s
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Walk through Façade pattern2m 40s
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5. Flyweight
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6. Proxy
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Proxy pattern explained1m 33s
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Walk through Proxy pattern1m 28s
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7. Memento
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Memento pattern explained1m 41s
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Walk through Memento5m 16s
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8. State
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State pattern explained1m 35s
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9. Strategy
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Strategy pattern explained1m 39s
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10. Template Method
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Walk through Template Method1m 49s
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Conclusion
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Next steps1m
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Video: Design pattern Categories