Design extensible, maintainable object-oriented software with confidence.

It is imperative that you master design patterns in order to advance your career in software engineering.

It’s a no-brainer!

Almost all employers are looking for senior software engineers who understand design patterns, but they are willing to pay a little bit extra for their services.

Object-oriented software design patterns are all about making it maintainable and extensible.

The problem is, most of the books and The Ultimate Design Patterns: Part 3 courses do not do a good job of explaining the subject. Most of them use examples that involve pizza, ducks, cars, coffee, etc – basically, topics that don’t relate to software development. If you finish a course and then try to apply one pattern when building real-world software, you will fail.

In my 3-part series, I do the opposite of that approach- the exact opposite of what the book suggests.

There are bite-size chunks for each topic, which facilitates easy digestion. My examples are also based on real-world situations that could be applied in real-life situations.

If you are interested in putting your new skills into practice immediately.

By the end of this course, you’ll be able to…

• Pinpoint maintainability and extensibility problems in your code
• Write maintainable and extensible object-oriented code
• Ace your next coding interview
• Become a better developer

What You’ll Learn

There are three parts to this The Ultimate Design Patterns: Part 3 course. Part I covered the structural design pattern and part II covered the behavioral design pattern. This section covers the creational design patterns originally introduced by GoF.

• Prototype Pattern
• Singleton Pattern
• Factory Pattern

• Abstract Factory Pattern
• Builder Pattern

Who is this course for?

• Anyone who wants to reach senior levels of software development
• Anyone who wants to write maintainable and extensible code
• Anyone preparing for a coding job interview
• Computer

Prerequisites

For this The Ultimate Design Patterns: Part 3 course, you should have completed the first two parts and done all the exercises; otherwise, you may find it progressing too quickly.

Instructor: Mosh Hamedani
Size: 154.3 MB

https://codewithmosh.com/p/design-patterns-part3