Learn Advanced Design Patterns & Best Practices for Robust C# .NET Applications
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What you’ll learn
- Master C# essential design patterns. Boost your coding skills and architect scalable, efficient software.
- Dive into the core of Fundamental Design Patterns: grasp the ‘WHAT’, unravel the ‘WHY’, and master the ‘HOW’
- Get real world examples of design patterns usage with hands on projects for every design pattern
- “Learn about common mistakes with our BONUS on AntiPatterns. Spot them, understand why they happen, and fix them
- Become senior .Net developer by learning about design patterns and antipatterns
- Comprehensive knowledge about limitations, comparisons, real world usage & hand on examples of design patterns using Python
This course includes:
- 8.5 hours on-demand video
- 4 coding exercises
- 28 articles
- 14 downloadable resources
- Access on mobile and TV
- Full lifetime access
- Closed captions
- Audio description in existing audio
- Certificate of completion
Coding Exercises
This course includes our updated coding exercises so you can practice your skills as you learn.See a demo
Course content
16 sections • 89 lectures • 9h 4m total lengthCollapse all sections
Introduction
- Introduction
- What are design Patterns?
- Categories Of Design Patterns
- Congratulations
Solid Principles
- Intro
- What are solid Principles
- Why you ahve to follow Solid!
- Single Responsibility
- SRP Practical
- Open Closed Principle
- Liskov
- ISP
- DIP
Creational Patterns: Singleton
- Singleton Introduction
- Singleton Implementation
- What is Sealed keyword?
- Advantages Of Singleton Pattern
- Disadvantages of Singleton Design Pattern
- Use Cases Of Singleton Pattern
- Configuration Manager Singleton
- CacheManager
- What is Inheritance in Programming?
- Summary
- Singleton Real Life
- Database Connections Coding
- Singleton Quiz
Creationa Patterns: Factory Method
- Factory Method Introduction
- Real Life Use Cases Of Factory Design Pattern
- Logger Factory
- LoggerFactory
- PaymentProcessor
- Payment System
- Document Factory
- Membership System
- Terminology Guide
- Summary
- Factory Pattern Quiz
- Factory Method in Real Life
Creationa Patterns: Abstract Factory
- UI Factory
- DocumentFactory
- Video Game
- Summary
- Abstract Factory in Real Life
- Abstract Factory vs Factory Method
- Abstract Factory Pattern Quiz
Creational Patterns: Builder
- Introduction
- RPGGame
- Builder Pattern in Real Life
- Summary
- Builder Quiz
Structural Patterns: Adapter
- Introduction
- API Integration
- Summary
- Adapter Pattern in Software Engineering
- Adapter Pattern Quiz
Structural Patterns: Composite
- Intorduction
- Graphics Implementation
- FileSystem Implementation
- Summary
- Composite Pattern in Software Engineering
- Composite Pattern Quiz
Structural Patterns: Decorator
- Introduction
- Coffee Ordering System
- Middleware Implementation
- Summary
- Decorator Pattern in Software Engineering
- Decorator Pattern Quiz
Structural Patterns: Facade
- Intorduction
- Movie Theater
- Summary
- Facade Pattern in real life
- Facade Quiz
Behavioral Patterns: Strategy
- Strategy Introduction
- Order Discount Strategy Implementation
- Summary
- Strategy Quiz
Behavioral Patterns: Observer
- Summary
- Observer in real life
- Observer Quiz
Behavioral Patterns: Iterator
- Iterator Introduction
- Summary
- Iterator in Real Life
- Iterator Quiz
Behavioral Patterns: Command
- Summary
- Command Pattern in Software Engineering
- Command Pattern Quiz
AntiPatterns
- Definition Of Antipatterns
- How to recognize Antipatterns
- History Of Antipatterns
- Golden Hammer Antipattern
- Golden Hammer Code and Refactoring
- God Object
- God Object Coding
- Copy Paste Syndrome
- Copy Paste Syndrome Coding
- Lava Flow
- Lava Flow Coding
- Spaghetti Code
- Spaghetti Coding And Refactoring
- Primitive Obsession
- Primitive Obsession and Refactoring
- Big Ball Of Mud
- Big Ball Of Mud Coding and Refactoring
- Technigues For Refactoring
Extra
- Bonus Lecture
Requirements
- You should have a basic knowledge of C# & basic programming concepts
Description
Design Patterns in C# and .NET 7: A Modern Developer’s Guide with Additional AntiPatterns Exploration
Welcome to our extensive course on Design Patterns and AntiPatterns using C# and .NET 7! This course is thoughtfully structured into 14 sections, each dedicated to different design patterns, their C# implementations, practical examples, and quizzes to reinforce your learning. Let’s delve into the content of each section.
Course Highlights:
- Foundational Insight: Acquire an understanding of the history and significance of design patterns and their evolution in the realm of software development.
- C#-centric Approach: Integrate the fundamental principles of classic design patterns seamlessly with the robust capabilities of C# and .NET 7.
- Interactive Online Editor: Engage in hands-on coding exercises within an online coding editor to enhance your practical learning experience.
- Advanced Programming Techniques: Delve into modern solutions such as dependency injection and asynchronous programming, revitalizing traditional design pattern implementations.
- Patterns & AntiPatterns Galore: Navigate through various design patterns while also exploring common antipatterns, gaining valuable insights into effective software design practices.
- Comprehensive Resources: Gain access to all codes, slides, and a detailed PDF guide to support your learning journey.
- Engaging Quizzes: Solidify your understanding and reinforce your knowledge with quizzes following each section.
In-Depth Exploration of Design Patterns:
Design patterns provide standardized solutions to common programming challenges. Originating from older programming languages, their relevance has seamlessly transitioned to modern languages such as C#.
Detailed Course Content:
- Creational Patterns: Explore patterns like Builder, Factories, and Singleton, focusing on object instantiation in C#.
- Structural Patterns: Analyze interconnected constructs through Adapter, Composite, Decorator, Façade, Flyweight, and Proxy patterns in C#.
- Behavioral Patterns: Examine patterns such as Observer, Iterator, Command, and more, refining object interactions in C# applications.
- Bonus AntiPatterns: Identify common design pitfalls, understand their consequences, and learn strategies to avoid these issues in your C# projects.
Who’s This For?
This course is a goldmine for C# enthusiasts, aspiring developers, and even experienced programmers. If you’re eager to master design patterns, comprehend their modern implementations in C# and .NET 7, and avoid common development mistakes, this course is specifically designed for you.
Interactive and Engaging Learning:
- Online Coding Editor: Immerse yourself in coding within an interactive environment using our user-friendly online editor, making learning both effective and enjoyable.
Section 1: Introduction
Kickstart your journey with an overview of Design Patterns and their significance in C# software design, laying the foundation for the rest of the course.
Section 2: Creational: Singleton Pattern
Explore the Singleton Pattern, its practical implementations in C#, real-world applications, and test your knowledge with a quiz.
Section 3: Creational: Factory Method
Dive into the Factory Method Pattern with lectures, hands-on coding sessions, and practical examples. Consolidate your learning with a quiz.
Section 4: Creational: Abstract Factory
Gain practical experience coding with the Abstract Factory Pattern, compare it with the Factory Method, and test your knowledge with a quiz.
Section 5: Creational: Builder
Learn about the Builder Pattern, engage in a coding activity, understand real-world applications, and challenge your knowledge with a quiz.
Section 6: Structural: Adapter
Discover the Adapter Pattern, learn through coding examples, and solidify your understanding with a quiz.
Section 7: Structural: Composite
Explore the Composite Pattern, understand its applications through coding exercises, and test your knowledge with a quiz.
Section 8: Structural: Decorator
Dive into the Decorator Pattern, learn through practical coding exercises, and test your understanding with a quiz.
Section 9: Structural: Facade
Understand the Facade Pattern, engage in a coding activity, and consolidate your learning with a quiz.
Section 10: Behavioral: Strategy
Explore the Strategy Pattern, understand its applications through practical examples, and test your knowledge with a quiz.
Section 11: Behavioral: Observer
Delve into the Observer Pattern, engage in various coding exercises, and consolidate your learning with a quiz.
Section 12: Behavioral: Iterator
Learn about the Iterator Pattern, explore its applications through coding activities, and test your knowledge with a quiz.
Section 13: Behavioral: Command
Discover the Command Pattern, engage in a practical example, and consolidate your learning with a quiz.
Section 14: AntiPatterns
Deep dive into AntiPatterns, understand their definitions, engage in discussions and practical coding activities, and learn techniques for refactoring.
By the end of this course, you will have a comprehensive understanding of Design Patterns and AntiPatterns in C# and .NET 7, their implementations, and practical applications. Each section builds upon the previous, ensuring a seamless and in-depth learning experience.
Who this course is for:
- New to .Net and C#? Dive in! This foundational course sets you on the right path.
- Been coding in .Net adn C# for 1-4 years? Elevate your skills and step up in your career journey.
- Prepping for an interview? This course is your secret weapon to shine.
- Seasoned developer? Refresh and refine your design prowess with this course.
- Every software engineer, no matter the stage, will find value here.
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