5 Design Patterns That Solve Everyday Engineering Headaches — Transcript
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- 0:00A test passes alone, then fails in the
- 0:02suite. Shared state did that. Five
- 0:04patterns, five fixes.
- 0:08Singleton, one shared instance. If it
- 0:10holds mutable state, one test can
- 0:12contaminate another.
- 0:15Factory, ask for email or SMS and one
- 0:17place creates the right object. Callers
- 0:19never name the class.
- 0:23Observer, publish once, every subscriber
- 0:25reacts. Think notifications or live
- 0:27feeds.
- 0:29Strategy, same checkout call, different
- 0:32payment algorithm. Card, wallet or
- 0:33points.
- 0:36Adapter, your app expects JSON. The old
- 0:39service speaks XML. The adapter
- 0:41translates at the boundary.
- 0:44Share, create, notify, swap, translate.
- 0:47Use patterns when the problem appears,
- 0:49skip them when it doesn't.
- 0:51Which one have you met in real code?
- 0:53Tell me in the comments.
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