Design Patterns With C# (Real World Samples)

Design Patterns With C# (Real World Samples), available at $39.99, has an average rating of 3.75, with 61 lectures, 1 quizzes, based on 24 reviews, and has 219 subscribers.

You will learn about Software Development Problem Solving Creating the base of a project New styles on writing code Working with anti pattern codes – Converting back to known solutions This course is ideal for individuals who are Software developers or Computer Teachers or Students who are interested in software It is particularly useful for Software developers or Computer Teachers or Students who are interested in software.

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Summary

Title: Design Patterns With C# (Real World Samples)

Price: $39.99

Average Rating: 3.75

Number of Lectures: 61

Number of Quizzes: 1

Number of Published Lectures: 61

Number of Published Quizzes: 1

Number of Curriculum Items: 62

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 62

Original Price: $24.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

Software Development

Problem Solving

Creating the base of a project

New styles on writing code

Working with anti pattern codes – Converting back to known solutions

Who Should Attend

Software developers

Computer Teachers

Students who are interested in software

Target Audiences

Software developers

Computer Teachers

Students who are interested in software

When we work on software projects, sometimes the things can be start to be weird. Some codes might?be written again. Duplicated code blocks and copy – paste code methods can take a place in projects.?Some codes might be written at first to show demos and same codes could be the base of your framework. Finally development can be harder than you start. Dreams can be finished at the beginning of you project.?

Let’s learn some methods to develop new strategies. Desing Patterns can help you to solve a problem. You can create an algoritm to break the lock. We will talk about what are the design patters and why we should use them, then how can we implement a pattern into your complicated codes. Think about that all developers are speaking same language and you have a flexible arcthiecture which is written by SOLID?principles.

Every new design pattern willgive you another window to look out and every window will open a new vision. I hope this course will be your first step for new visions.

Are you getting excited when you think your project maintenance? Then think about the cool ways and solve your problems in known options. We will keep in touch during your course time.

At the end of module you can download the course code files. And there is a surprise for you. We will develop an application framework using Design Patterns. At that last section you will see how to start up a project and what you need at first. I hope you will enjoy us and you will gain many things from this course

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Getting Started

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Definition and Description

Lecture 3: What They Matter

Lecture 4: Critics

Lecture 5: History

Lecture 6: External Sources

Chapter 2: Singleton Pattern

Lecture 1: What is Singleton Pattern?

Lecture 2: Bad Way – 1

Lecture 3: Bad Way – 2

Lecture 4: Bad Way – 3 (Testing)

Lecture 5: Good Way

Lecture 6: Testing Good Way

Lecture 7: Summary

Lecture 8: Codes

Chapter 3: Fa?ade Pattern

Lecture 1: What is Fa?ade Pattern

Lecture 2: Bad Way

Lecture 3: Good Way

Lecture 4: Real World Sample – Lucene.NET

Lecture 5: Summary

Lecture 6: Codes

Chapter 4: Factory Pattern

Lecture 1: What Is Factory Pattern

Lecture 2: Bad Way

Lecture 3: Good Way

Lecture 4: Summary

Lecture 5: Codes

Chapter 5: Strategy Pattern

Lecture 1: What is Strategy Pattern

Lecture 2: Bad Way

Lecture 3: Good Way

Lecture 4: Summary

Lecture 5: Codes

Chapter 6: Composite Pattern

Lecture 1: What is Composite Pattern

Lecture 2: Understanding Composite Objects

Lecture 3: Real World Sample – 1

Lecture 4: Real World Sample – 2

Lecture 5: Real World Sample – 3 (Final)

Lecture 6: Summary

Lecture 7: Codes

Chapter 7: Builder Pattern

Lecture 1: What is Builder Pattern

Lecture 2: Bad Way

Lecture 3: Good Way

Lecture 4: Summary

Lecture 5: Codes

Chapter 8: Data Transfer Object Pattern (DTO)

Lecture 1: What is Data Transfer Object Pattern

Lecture 2: Bad Way

Lecture 3: Good Way

Lecture 4: Summary

Lecture 5: Codes

Chapter 9: Dependency Injection Pattern (DI)

Lecture 1: What is DI Pattern

Lecture 2: Bad Way

Lecture 3: Good Way

Lecture 4: Summary

Lecture 5: Codes

Chapter 10: Inversion of Control Pattern ( IoC )

Lecture 1: What is IoC Pattern

Lecture 2: Introduction to Inversion of Control

Lecture 3: Simple IoC Container

Lecture 4: Microsoft Unity Container – 1

Lecture 5: Microsoft Unity Container – 2

Lecture 6: Summary

Lecture 7: Codes

Chapter 11: Chain of Responsibility Pattern

Lecture 1: What is Chain of Responsibility Pattern

Lecture 2: Introduciton to Sample

Instructors

Can Perk
Software Developer & Consultant

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