C#: Design Patterns Part 2
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Richard Goforth
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01.01-object-oriented design patterns in c part 2.mp4
01:02
01.02-using the exercise files and installing .net sdk.mp4
01:37
02.01-observer pattern definition.mp4
07:56
02.02-simple event delegate observer implementation in c.mp4
05:55
02.03-using inotifypropertychanged to observe model changes in c.mp4
07:29
02.04-challenge replace a direct call with the observer pattern.mp4
01:56
02.05-solution replace a direct call with the observer pattern.mp4
01:41
03.01-builder pattern definition.mp4
06:37
03.02-simple builder implementation in c.mp4
03:45
03.03-explore the applicationbuilder pattern being used in an enterprise mvc application.mp4
02:36
03.04-implement the builder pattern in an mvc application.mp4
07:08
03.05-challenge fluent order builder.mp4
01:02
03.06-solution fluent order builder.mp4
03:01
04.01-command pattern definition.mp4
06:57
04.02-simple command pattern implementation in c.mp4
04:58
04.03-implement a data update command in a c mvc application.mp4
07:28
04.04-challenge undo with the command pattern.mp4
00:57
04.05-solution undo with the command pattern.mp4
02:07
05.01-proxy pattern definition.mp4
07:17
05.02-simple proxy file access in c.mp4
03:34
05.03-caching data service proxy with mvc in c.mp4
07:19
05.04-challenge proxy facade.mp4
01:50
05.05-solution proxy facade.mp4
02:57
06.01-chain of responsibility pattern definition.mp4
05:42
06.02-simple chain of responsibility exception handling in c.mp4
05:25
06.03-asp.net core request pipeline as a chain of responsibility.mp4
03:08
06.04-add a filter to the asp.net core chain of responsibility.mp4
04:52
06.05-challenge chain of responsibility grocery list.mp4
01:35
06.06-solution chain of responsibility grocery list.mp4
02:54
07.01-next steps.mp4
01:15
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Design patterns in C# can save you a lot of time, as you don’t have to recreate code that has already been proven. In this course, instructor Richard Goforth explains what design patterns are and how you can recognize and implement five C# patterns: Observer, Builder, Command, Proxy, and Chain of Responsibility. For each pattern, Richard gives a definition, at least one example of how to implement or use it, any other explanations you may need, and a practice challenge. He concludes with some suggestions on where to continue your education in C# application design with patterns.
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- language english
- Training sessions 30
- duration 2:02:00
- Release Date 2024/09/21
