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5/1/2017- What are design patterns?
- Who are the Gang of Four?
- Learning about the three categories of design patterns
- Builder pattern
- Adapter pattern
- Composite pattern
- Chain of Responsibility pattern
- Command pattern
- Interpreter pattern
- Mediator pattern
- Visitor pattern
Skill Level Intermediate
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- [Reynald] Hi, I'm Reynald Adolphe and welcome to C# Design Patterns Two. So with the popularity of my first design patterns course, I decided to continue exploring more of the Gang of Four design patterns. These design patterns are basically solutions to design problems you often find in real world applications because there's no need to reinvent the wheel if someone already found a solution that works. In this course, we're going to be covering a creational pattern like builder, and then a couple of structural patterns such as adapter pattern and composite.
And lastly, some behavioral patterns which include chain of responsibility, command, interpreter, mediator, and visitor. Alrighty, so without any further ado, let's go ahead and jump right into this.
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Introduction
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Welcome51s
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Using the exercise files1m 18s
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1. Design Patterns Overview
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Why use design patterns?1m 28s
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2. Builder
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Builder pattern explained2m 20s
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Walk through Builder pattern2m 28s
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3. Adapter
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Adapter pattern explained2m 15s
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4. Composite
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Composite pattern explained2m 50s
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5. Chain of Responsibility
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6. Command
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Command pattern explained1m 55s
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Walk through Command pattern3m 47s
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7. Interpreter
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8. Mediator
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9. Visitor
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Walk through Visitor pattern3m 14s
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Conclusion
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Next steps35s
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