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While some object oriented design patterns are a bit outdated, it's important for every software engineer to understand the most important ones. I cover several of my favorite ones in this video.

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0:00 - Intro
0:45 - Factory
1:35 - Builder
2:23 - Singleton
3:38 - Observer
5:12 - Iterator
6:28 - Strategy
7:18 - Adapter
8:22 - Facade


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Szymon Omieciński

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The post discusses eight essential design patterns every developer should know, originating from the 1994 'Gang of Four' book. These patterns are categorized into creational, structural, and behavioral types. Key patterns covered include Factory, Builder, Singleton, Observer, Iterator, Strategy, Adapter, and Facade. Each pattern is explained with practical examples, highlighting their use cases and benefits in programming.

8 Design Patterns EVERY Developer Should Know