This article uses TypeScript for code examples, which is a change from my usual habit of using C#. I want my articles to be as helpful to as many people as possible, and TypeScript is probably the most commonly understood language around that has static typing. Even if you never have to use any of these patterns, it is important to know what they look like and the problems that they solve.

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IntroductionPattern #1 - SingletonPattern #2 - BuilderPattern #3 - FactoryPattern #4 - FacadeFinal words of wisdomFurther Reading
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