Design Patterns in C++: Structural - Adapter to Decorator

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Dror Helper

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01. Course Overview

01. Course Overview.mp4

01:27

02. Adapter

02. Course Introduction.mp4

01:56

03. When to Use the Adapter Pattern.mp4

01:46

04. Object Adapter.mp4

06:11

05. Class Adapter.mp4

03:37

06. Implementation Considerations.mp4

01:51

07. Summary.mp4

00:50

03. Bridge

08. Module Overview.mp4

01:02

09. When to Use the Bridge Pattern.mp4

03:41

10. Implementing the Bridge Pattern.mp4

09:29

11. Benefits of Using The Bridge Pattern.mp4

02:58

12. The PImpl Idiom.mp4

05:09

13. PImpl Benefits and Trade-offs.mp4

01:53

14. Summary.mp4

00:45

04. Composite

15. Module Overview.mp4

00:39

16. When to Use the Composite Pattern.mp4

00:52

17. Implementing the Composite Pattern.mp4

01:09

18. Demo-Movie Groups.mp4

10:28

19. Benefits and Trade-offs.mp4

01:49

20. Summary.mp4

00:51

05. Decorator

21. Module Overview.mp4

01:00

22. When to Use the Decorator Pattern.mp4

03:15

23. Why We Need the Decorator Pattern.mp4

03:28

24. Implementing Dynamic Decorators.mp4

10:04

25. Implementing Static Decorators.mp4

08:22

26. Choosing Between Decorator Implementations.mp4

03:47

27. Implementing Decorators Using Functions.mp4

07:10

28. Benefits and Trade-offs.mp4

01:50

29. Summary.mp4

01:01

Description

This course will teach you about the first four structural design patterns, these patterns explain how to use class composition and inheritance to build extendible and maintainable design.

What You'll Learn?

Design patterns can speed up the development process by providing tested, proven development paradigms, solving issues that might not become visible until later in the development process. In this course, Design Patterns in C++: Structural - Adapter to Decorator, you’ll learn to use four of these design patterns. First, you’ll explore the motivation - when to use each of these patterns. Next, you’ll discover the benefits of using the different patterns. Finally, you’ll learn how to implement each pattern using C++. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of how to implement each pattern when developing software needed to be future proof, extendible and usable..

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Dror Helper

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Dror is a freelance software architect. He has been writing software professionally for more than a decade, during which he has worked for industry giants such as Intel and SAP as well as small startup companies. He has extensive knowledge of many programming languages and platforms including C++, assembly, .NET (C#/VB) and Java. Dror is an expert in agile methodologies and software engineering practices. When not writing code, Dror mentors developers and conducts courses about clean code, unit testing, design patterns, debugging and TDD/BDD. Dror lectures worldwide about software development, Agile methodologies, and test-driven design. In his blog (http://blog.drorhelper.com) Dror writes about programming languages, software development tools, clean code, writing code guided by tests, and anything else he finds interesting.

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