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📅 February 1, 2019

Software Design – The Observer Pattern and Series Wrap-Up

We wrap up the season with the observer pattern and a review of what we have learned. This pattern is one that you probably have already encountered. Instead of an observer, you probably have heard it called a listener. The…

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📅 January 30, 2019

Software Design – The Visitor Pattern

The visitor pattern is the last of the behavioral ones for us to review. This is going to feel similar to some others that allow us to abstract functionality such as a command. This one provides us with a way…

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📅 January 28, 2019

Software Design – The Template Method Pattern

In the last episode, we looked at abstracting algorithms. Now we examine the template method pattern and how it allows us to abstract steps of an algorithm. Thus, providing a template for implementation while leaving the freedom for subclasses to…

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📅 January 25, 2019

Software Design – The Strategy Pattern

Our review of the behavioral design patterns moves on to look at the Strategy pattern. This is one that you might not recognize from the name. However, it is relatively common in use (or at least it should be). The…

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📅 January 23, 2019

Software Design – The Memento Pattern

We tackle the memento pattern in this episode. If you ever wanted to store the state of an object, then this is the one for you. You can think of this pattern as a way to take note of your…

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📅 January 21, 2019

Software Design – The State Pattern

In this episode, we look at the state pattern. It is a design that uses object-oriented tactics to provide a class with very different functionality based on its current state. I think you will find this to be one that…

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