<p>Although popular, personally, I have never met anyone who would have implemented more than half of the mentioned Design Patterns. Yet sometimes, even unintentionally, I have heard of a pattern that has been implemented over and over as a common solution, usually by my classmates. Do you have such a thing? Maybe you could match its structure to the one described in a book? Or are you familiar with its name? Personally, the
most used one would be <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Singleton_pattern" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">Singleton</a>. I hope to learn yours.  I was introduced to it when I was making my first steps in Unity Engine. Implementing it was a way to have some common things set up between the scenes, if I remember correctly, and from then on, I often used it in different technologies, from Java to TypeScript.</p>


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A developer reflects on commonly used design patterns, noting that while many patterns exist, few are regularly implemented in practice. The author shares their personal experience with the Singleton pattern, which they first encountered while working with Unity Engine for managing shared state across scenes, and have since applied across various technologies including Java and TypeScript. The post invites others to share their most frequently used design patterns.

What is your most used design pattern