Should you care about design patterns? There are books devoted to them; heck, even I post videos about them. But do they matter?

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<p>This dude always posts dope content</p>


<p>I’ve seen this argument before, but I like the take at the end. Upvoted because of the CQRS mention. It’s a great pattern!</p>
