Java: Refactoring to Design Patterns

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Andrejs Doronins

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01.Course Overview

01.01.Course Overview.mp4

02:10

02.Why and When to Refactor to Patterns

02.01.Challenges When Learning Design Patterns.mp4

02:04

02.02.Overcoming the Challenges .mp4

02:37

02.03.Prerequisites and Where This Course Stands.mp4

03:05

02.04.Course and Project Overview.mp4

02:07

03.Better Object Creation with Factories

03.01.Understanding Factories.mp4

02:08

03.02.Project Overview.mp4

02:18

03.03.Fixing No-arg Constructors with Dependency Injection.mp4

04:53

03.04.Encapsulating with Static Factory Methods.mp4

03:41

03.05.More Benefits with Static Factory Methods.mp4

03:14

03.06.Moving Creation to a Dedicated Factory Class.mp4

03:57

03.07.Refactoring to Factory Method Pattern.mp4

03:42

03.08.What We Didnt Cover.mp4

01:10

03.09.Summary.mp4

01:05

04.Eliminating Conditional Complexity

04.01.Why Fix Conditional Complexity.mp4

02:49

04.02.Fix Low-level Branching Code First.mp4

03:23

04.03.Replace Conditionals with Polymorphism.mp4

03:43

04.04.Understand the Strategy Pattern.mp4

01:29

04.05.Refactor to Strategy.mp4

04:41

04.06.Strategy Becomes Insufficient.mp4

02:51

04.07.Replace Strategy with Functional Programming.mp4

02:42

04.08.Object-oriented vs. Functional Programming.mp4

03:27

04.09.What We Didnt Cover.mp4

01:19

04.10.Summary.mp4

01:57

05.Improving Interfaces with Wrappers

05.01.Most Frequent Wrappers.mp4

01:47

05.02.Adapter vs. Decorator vs. Facade.mp4

01:34

05.03.Adapter.mp4

04:24

05.04.Decorator.mp4

02:35

05.05.Facade.mp4

06:19

05.06.Module Wrap Up.mp4

01:09

05.07.Course Wrap Up.mp4

02:19

Description

Knowing design patterns is an essential skill in software craftsmanship. But how do you go about learning them when there are so many? Watch this course to quickly learn how to refactor messy code to the most useful and frequently used patterns.

What You'll Learn?

Challenges arise as software grows in size and complexity, and design patterns offer common solutions to them. In this course, Java: Refactoring to Design Patterns, you will gain the ability to convert typical procedural code into the most useful and frequently used design patterns. First, you will learn how to encapsulate object creation with so-called factories that greatly reduce future maintenance cost. Next, you will discover how to get rid of long if-else statements and reduce conditional complexity using behavioral patterns. Finally, you will explore how structural patterns help you better organize your code. When you are finished with this course, you will have the skills to write code that is organized, maintainable, and pleasant to work with.

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Andrejs Doronins

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Andrejs is a Quality Assurance professional with over 6 years of experience. He specializes in Test Automation but does not neglect the importance of getting involved in the Software Development Life Cycle early - finding issues during requirements analysis is as important as doing manual and exploratory testing. He is experienced in writing unit, integration and acceptance tests for a wide number of technologies and contexts - from browser automation to the Web API layer and all the way to testing Enterprise messaging components.

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