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Java Design Patterns

16h 20m 37s
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Java Design Patterns is a 69-lesson 16 hours 20 minutes self-paced course by Java Specialists. Our Java Design Patterns Course is the best value-for-money education you can give your programmers.

Course facts

Lessons
69
Duration
16 hours 20 minutes
Level
All levels
Language
English
Updated
Instructor
Java Specialists
Price
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Our Java Design Patterns Course is the best value-for-money education you can give your programmers. During an intensive 4 days, we cover all of the Gang-of-Four patterns, in addition to some other lesser-known ones. Your programmers will learn how design patterns fit into the big picture in Java. Each pattern is followed by exercises. These help the student to apply what they have learned in the lecture. After each exercise we demonstrate the solution with a walk-through. We have taken great care to make sure that each pattern is accurately taught. We make sure that the code they see is safe for use in industrial strength code.

Is this course for you?

  • Learn how a Java Specialist thinks when designing a Java system.
  • Learn how each pattern is used in the Java Development Kit (JDK).
  • Learn how the Java Virtual Machine optimizes our well-factored code on-the-fly.
  • Learn how we can make our patterns thread-safe.
  • Learn how modern Java 8 lambdas and Java 11 features can reduce code when implementing design patterns.
  • Learn how the Singleton can cause "code smells".
  • Learn how to get rid of copy & paste code and those pesky switch and if-else statements.
  • Improve your team communication by introducing a richer design vocabulary.

Who teaches Java Design Patterns? Java Specialists

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Java Specialists is the long-running training company of Heinz Kabutz, a South African Java performance specialist who has been publishing the Java Specialists' Newsletter since 2000 — one of the longest continuously running developer publications anywhere. His material is widely respected for depth on the JVM internals and concurrency that most Java tutorials skip.

The CourseFlix listing carries three Java Specialists courses: Mastering Java 17, Java Design Patterns, and Data Structures in Java. Material is paid and aimed at experienced Java developers who want depth on the modern language and its idiomatic patterns rather than yet another framework tutorial.

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#1: Lay of the Land
All Course Lessons (69)
#Lesson TitleDurationAccess
1
Lay of the Land Demo
08:41
2
Why Learn Patterns
15:36
3
What is a Design Pattern
06:02
4
References Used in Course
07:47
5
Unified Modeling Language (UML)
14:03
6
Java Memory Management
11:42
7
Java HotSpot Optimizations
06:54
8
Modern Java Syntax
03:57
9
Abstract Class Pattern (PLoPD4)
15:36
10
Abstract Class Pattern Exercise Walkthrough
15:53
11
Builder Pattern (GoF and Effective Java)
19:44
12
Builder Exercise 1 Walkthrough
06:47
13
Builder Exercise 2 Walkthrough
02:16
14
Essence Pattern (PLoPD4)
10:40
15
Memento Pattern (GoF)
22:16
16
Memento Pattern Exercise 1 Walkthrough
11:00
17
Memento Pattern Exercise 2 Walkthrough
03:08
18
Proxy Pattern (GoF)
32:19
19
Proxy Pattern Exercise 1 Walkthrough
03:48
20
Proxy Pattern Exercise 2 Walkthrough
07:23
21
Flyweight Pattern (GoF)
51:38
22
Strategy Pattern (GoF)
33:35
23
Strategy Exercise 1 Walkthrough
15:03
24
Strategy Exercise 2 Walkthrough
09:04
25
Null Object Pattern (PLoPD3)
16:57
26
Null Object Exercise Walkthrough
12:12
27
Iterator Pattern (GoF)
27:32
28
Iterator Pattern Exercise Walkthrough
09:45
29
Factory Method (GoF and Refactoring)
27:41
30
Template Method Pattern (GoF)
11:16
31
Template Method exercise
08:18
32
Composite Pattern (GoF)
12:34
33
Composite Exercise Walkthrough
17:21
34
Visitor Pattern (GoF)
17:29
35
Visitor Exercise Walkthrough
08:07
36
Acyclic Visitor Pattern (PLoPD3)
12:53
37
Acyclic Visitor Exercise Walkthrough
05:02
38
Object Recursion Pattern (PLoPD4)
09:05
39
Default Visitor Pattern (PLoPD3)
19:48
40
Default Visitor Exercise Walkthrough
12:53
41
Adapter Pattern (GoF)
21:55
42
Adapter Exercise Walkthrough
12:20
43
Command Pattern (GoF)
14:25
44
Command Exercise 1 Walkthrough
05:32
45
Command Exercise 2 Walkthrough
02:11
46
Decorator Pattern (GoF)
28:55
47
Decorator Exercise Walkthrough
11:32
48
Extension Object Pattern
34:10
49
Singleton Pattern (GoF)
40:51
50
Singleton Exercise 1 Walkthrough
00:59
51
Singleton Exercise 2 Walkthrough
01:34
52
Singleton Exercise 3 Walkthrough
14:22
53
State Pattern (GoF)
24:48
54
State Exercise Walkthrough
20:28
55
Facade Pattern (GoF)
11:16
56
Session Facade Pattern (JEE)
03:42
57
Prototype
17:12
58
Abstract Factory Pattern (GoF)
10:30
59
Abstract Factory Exercise Walkthrough
05:15
60
Interpreter Pattern (GoF)
16:21
61
Interpreter Exercise Walkthrough
11:35
62
Mediator Pattern (GoF)
13:04
63
Observer Pattern (GoF)
28:14
64
Observer Exercise Walkthrough
08:21
65
Bridge Pattern (GoF)
13:45
66
Bridge Exercise Walkthrough
10:08
67
Chain of Responsibility Pattern (GoF)
10:36
68
Chain of Responsibility Exercise Walkthrough
13:06
69
Conclusion
09:45
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Frequently asked questions

What are the prerequisites for enrolling in the Java Design Patterns course?
Prospective students should have a solid understanding of the Java programming language. Familiarity with the Unified Modeling Language (UML) would also be beneficial as it is covered in the course. There is no requirement for prior experience with design patterns, as the course is structured to introduce and explain them in detail.
What is the primary focus of the Java Design Patterns course?
The course focuses on teaching the Gang-of-Four (GoF) design patterns, as well as some lesser-known patterns like the Essence Pattern and the Object Recursion Pattern. It emphasizes practical application through exercises and demonstrations to ensure students can apply these patterns in industrial-strength code.
Who is the target audience for this course?
This course is ideal for Java programmers who want to deepen their understanding of design patterns. It is suited for those looking to enhance their ability to write maintainable and scalable code by applying proven design patterns in their software development projects.
How does this course compare in depth and scope to other design pattern courses?
The course not only covers all of the traditional Gang-of-Four design patterns but also includes additional patterns from sources like PLoPD3 and PLoPD4. This broader scope gives students exposure to both classic and modern patterns, providing a comprehensive understanding of design patterns in Java.
What specific tools or platforms are emphasized in the course?
The course primarily focuses on Java as the programming language. It discusses Java Memory Management and Java HotSpot Optimizations, which are crucial for implementing design patterns effectively in Java applications.
What topics are not covered in the Java Design Patterns course?
The course does not focus on topics outside of design patterns and related Java-specific optimizations. It does not cover non-Java programming languages or frameworks, nor does it delve into broader software engineering principles beyond pattern application.
What is the time commitment required to complete the Java Design Patterns course?
The course is designed to be completed in an intensive 4-day period. It consists of 69 lessons, each including lectures, exercises, and walkthroughs. Students should be prepared to dedicate these four days fully to benefit from the immersive learning experience.