Join Jungwoo Ryoo for an in-depth discussion in this video Why use design patterns, or why not?, part of Python: Advanced Design Patterns.
- [Instructor] You should be able to articulate…the benefits of using design patterns…and encourage your fellow developers to adopt them.…This is because you can get the most out of design patterns…when they're used consistently throughout your team…and organization.…One of the most obvious selling points is that…design patterns save time and money.…Developing a well-crafted design solution…takes time and can rack up development costs.…
On the other hand, you hardly have to lift a finger…when reusing ready made design solutions.…Life is even better if you share the same code base…with your coworkers.…This way, you don't even have to think twice…about the coding tests covered by design patterns…and their implementations.…Part of mastering the tricks of a trade…is to learn its vocabulary.…As you might already have guessed,…the design pattern lingo is a major contributor…to the body of software engineering vocabulary.…
If you don't understand what singleton means,…it's difficult to participate in a design meeting…
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Released
2/21/2018- Architectural vs. design patterns
- Why use design patterns?
- Design best practices
- Domain-specific patterns and security patterns
- Gang of Four design patterns
- Command, Mediator, and State
- Template method
Skill Level Advanced
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome43s
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1. Understanding Design Patterns: Review
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What is a design pattern?2m 48s
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Patterns and frameworks2m 2s
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Design pattern adoption2m 44s
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2. Design Best Practices
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Domain-specific patterns2m 11s
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Security patterns2m 14s
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3. Gang of Four (GoF) Patterns, Part 1
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Facade2m 15s
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Facade example3m 1s
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Command2m 7s
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Command example4m 48s
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Interpreter2m 17s
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Interpreter example4m 16s
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4. Gang of Four (GoF) Patterns, Part 2
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Mediator2m 11s
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Mediator example7m 29s
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Memento2m 16s
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Memento example4m 46s
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State2m 11s
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State example5m 44s
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Template method2m 17s
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Template method example6m 35s
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Conclusion
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Next steps1m 26s
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