C# Design Patterns: Memento

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Steve Smith

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01 Course Overview

01 COU.MP4

01:34

02 Applying the Memento Pattern

02 INT.MP4

01:29

03 EXA.MP4

02:28

04 MEM.MP4

04:56

05 IMP.MP4

04:05

06 APP.MP4

01:33

07 DEM.MP4

09:06

08 ANA.MP4

01:11

09 ALT.MP4

04:12

10 REL.MP4

00:39

11 KEY.MP4

01:40

Description

This course will teach you how to apply the Memento Design Pattern in your C# applications to provide undo/redo functionality.

What You'll Learn?

Design patterns are like individual tools you can add to your toolkit as a software developer. They don’t take long to introduce, but they can take a lot of practice to master. In this course, C# Design Patterns: Memento, you’ll learn to apply the Memento pattern in your applications. First, you’ll explore the kinds of problems this pattern is meant to solve. Next, you’ll discover how the Memento problem can solve these problems. Finally, you’ll learn how to apply the pattern in real applications using C#. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of the memento pattern needed to use it in your applications.

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Steve Smith (@ardalis) is an entrepreneur and software developer with a passion for building quality software as effectively as possible. He provides mentoring and training workshops for teams with the desire to improve. Steve has been recognized as a Microsoft MVP for over 10 consecutive years, and is a frequent speaker at software developer conferences and events. He is the top contributor to the official documentation on ASP.NET Core and enjoys helpings others write maintainable, testable applications using Microsoft's developer tools. Connect with Steve at ardalis.com.

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