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Experience Design Patterns In Java

7h 19m 58s
English
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Boost your software designs by taking this content-rich and hands on fully featured training course. This course will give you insight in the more than 20+ design patterns from the book "Design Patterns: Elements of Reusable Object-Oriented Software", by Gamma, Helm, Johnson and Vlissides, which is considered the reference on the subject.

For each pattern a clear example is given to understand the problem the pattern will solve, as well as its advantages and disadvantages. You will be able to practically understand how the pattern works with the detailed included Java lessons.

At the end of this course, you will be able to

  • Identify common problems in your code
  • Apply the correct design pattern
  • Talk with colleagues using a common vocabulary (and be a hero)
  • Implement a better object oriented solution that is a lot more maintainable and readable

Requirements:

  • Knowledge of object oriented programming
  • Basic understanding of UML
  • Experience in Java for the practical sessions
  • An open mind
Who this course is for:
  • Software engineers
  • Designers
  • Architects

What you'll learn:

  • Write better programs
  • Identify design problems
  • Learn the industry standard common vocabulary

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Introduction Demo
14:36
2
Case Study
17:10
3
Case Study: Defining document structure
07:57
4
Case Study: Rendering strategy
04:16
5
Case Study: User interaction
07:27
6
Case Study: Multi platform
13:32
7
Introduction
02:12
8
Singleton pattern
04:46
9
Singleton pattern using Java
09:30
10
Builder pattern
08:58
11
Builder pattern using Java
07:45
12
Factory method pattern
05:49
13
Factory method pattern using Java
05:57
14
Abstract factory pattern
06:03
15
Abstract factory using Java
07:24
16
Prototype pattern
05:55
17
Prototype pattern using Java
10:32
18
Introduction
03:49
19
Façade pattern
05:13
20
Façade pattern using Java
08:37
21
Adapter pattern
06:15
22
Adapter pattern using Java
04:32
23
Decorator pattern
07:17
24
Decorator pattern using Java
10:14
25
Bridge pattern
05:52
26
Bridge pattern using Java
08:27
27
Composite pattern
05:44
28
Composite pattern using Java
09:37
29
Proxy pattern
04:53
30
Proxy pattern using Java
10:49
31
Flyweight pattern
04:22
32
Flyweight pattern using Java
07:42
33
Introduction
03:23
34
Command pattern
05:54
35
Command pattern using Java
13:48
36
Strategy pattern
05:59
37
Strategy pattern using Java
10:57
38
Visitor pattern
11:24
39
Visitor pattern using Java
13:10
40
Observer pattern
06:29
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Observer pattern using Java
07:17
42
Memento pattern
07:08
43
Memento pattern using Java
14:10
44
Mediator pattern
06:33
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Mediator pattern using Java
12:20
46
Chain of responsibility pattern
05:00
47
Chain of responsibility pattern using Java
07:39
48
State pattern
06:33
49
State pattern using Java
18:55
50
Template method pattern
04:14
51
Template method pattern using Java
05:05
52
Inversion of control pattern
10:20
53
Inversion Of control pattern using Java
07:48
54
Data transfer object pattern
06:02
55
Data transfer object using Java
06:38
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Boost your software designs by taking this content-rich and hands on fully featured training course. This course will give you insight in the more than 20+ design patterns from the book "Design Patterns: Elements of Reusable…
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