Join Bethan Palmer for an in-depth discussion in this video What you should know, part of Java Design Patterns: Creational.
- [Narrator] Before you get started with this course, there are a few things you should know. You should already be familiar with writing code in Java. I won't be explaining any basic syntax, so if you're new to Java, I'd suggest watching the course Learning Java. If you're comfortable with the basics of writing Java code, it's time to open your favorite IDE. I'll be working in NetBeans because it offers many special tools and templates for writing in Java.
Author
Bethan Palmer
Released
8/29/2018- What are creational design patterns?
- Avoid complex constructors
- Implementing the Builder pattern
- Multithreading with the Singleton pattern
- Using the Prototype pattern
- Implementing a simple Factory Method pattern
- Making code more flexible with the Abstract Factory pattern
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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Introduction
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1. Creational Design Patterns
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What is a design pattern?2m 15s
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Creational design patterns1m 50s
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2. The Builder Pattern
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Avoid complex constructors2m 22s
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Complex constructions3m 28s
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3. The Singleton Pattern
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Java's Collection class3m 17s
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4. The Prototype Pattern
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Dealing with mutability3m 31s
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5. The Factory Method Pattern
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Introduction to hierarchies2m 40s
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6. Abstract Factories
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Conclusion
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Next steps1m 22s
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