I’m excited to announce the second module in the <code>java-spring-best-practices</code> repository! We’re diving into the Strategy Pattern with Real Life Examples.
🔍 New Module: Strategy Pattern
In this module, I explain how to implement the Strategy Pattern in a Spring application, demonstrating how to design your code for flexibility and extensibility.
👨‍💻 Highlights:
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<li>Strategy Pattern Implementation: Learn how to apply the Strategy Pattern to decouple algorithm selection from the main logic.</li>
<li>Flexible and Extensible Code: See how this design pattern can make your codebase more adaptable to change.</li>
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📌 Explore the new module and star the repo if you find it useful! Contributions and feedback are welcome. Let’s continue to improve our Java, Spring development practices together. ⭐
GitHub Repository: <a href="https://github.com/agitrubard/java-spring-best-practices" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">https://github.com/agitrubard/java-spring-best-practices</a>
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The new module in the `java-spring-best-practices` repository focuses on the Strategy Pattern, detailing how to implement it in a Spring application. It emphasizes designing code that is flexible and extensible, helping developers decouple algorithm selection from the main logic. Check out the module for practical examples and contribute to the project on GitHub.

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Nice work. As a better practise I think you could use a Map instead of a List to store the services but the example is really good!
Well done! 🙌