Learn C# Design Patterns Step by Step in 8 hours.
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Learn C# Design Patterns Step by Step in 8 hours. In this 1 hour of video we will cover simple factory, lazy loading and RIP ( Replace IF with Polymorphism) C# design patterns.
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Learn C# Design Patterns Step by Step in 8 hours. In this 1 hour of video we will cover simple factory, lazy loading and RIP ( Replace IF with Polymorphism) C# design patterns.
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Lab 4: - Adapter Pattern and Repository with EF (1 hour) trailer video
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Lab 7 :- Iterator Pattern (30 Minutes) trailer video
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Lab 8 :- Prototype and Memento Pattern (30 Minutes) Trailer video
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Lab 9:- Implementing complex object creation using Factory Method(1 Hour)Trailer video
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Lab 10 :- Implementing NULL Design Pattern and Mediator Pattern.(34 Minutes)Trailer Video
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sir don't say like bearing you for 1 hour...your content deserves respect and you have earned it
I am starting to feel very confident with design patterns and that's all because of you
it's really a great luxury to come across such content because believe me in our project no one shows any interest or no senior person even explains how exactly we need to think about design patterns
Great tutorial! Very easy to understand and well explained. Haven`t seen this great teaching before. Now I`ll have to improve the code I have been writing from several years :)
you are a true gem, when ever I feel any confusion in any topic I just search your tutorials and you never disappoint. I have no words to thank to such a great teacher. May God give you reward for your efforts.
I never get interest to learn Design patterns until I watch this video. Its really excellent.... Very well explained with project and its more understandable.
There are two people who can make us understand any topic with their clear explanations. One is KudVenkat and the second one is QuestPond.
Prior to this, I was mostly enjoying of creating an app! but right now I see how much coding in itself! is beautiful and enjoyable!!
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at first i was put off by the indian accent (i'm a tamil, but i do not have the accent), but the video has examples and thoughts process explained by the programmer. you know ur stuff, and i have learned tons from this video. cheers
Wow... This was such a great tutorial. You explained everything so clearly and the practical examples bring everything across. Great job!
You are really really outstanding. I've been watching your videos whenever i get a doubt. Your way of teaching gives me more insight. Thank you. :-)
This video really helped me a lot in learning Design patterns. I found a small correction at 8:12, there was a small mistake. Instead of Design pattern, you said architecture pattern.
Questions:
1) why your CustomerBase is not an Interface type ?
2) you have used a Dictionary in the factory but if you call the Create method twice on the same type it will return the same instance of the object which means it's you will get some concurrency issues ?
3)and finally if you add new type you still have to add new type to the dictionary, is there a way of removing this step ?
good tutorial btw. :)
Answers as per points
1.Later as we move ahead we have implemented Interfaces.
2. In later section of the video we have implemented prototype pattern i.e. memberwise close.
3. As the tutorial move ahead it uses Unity application blocks and reads using config files.
This tutorial is a gradual progression of how design patterns are implemented. Some people like you who have already done it know it but many would only understand when they see the gradual progression. Thanks
This is the best tutorial I ever seen about oop ....Many many thanks to you..
Unfortunately. I have to pause the video to say this. You are an extremely good teacher man. Thanks
I have recently came across your tutorials. You're a genius! Thank you sir😎
this was awsome, one of the best tutorials I have ever seen in my life, and I kill for the next episodes, please teach us more man. I love u.
Thank you sir for wonderful session...it doesn't matter how many years of experience you have...these concepts are always key points of interview..
At 27:00, you set out a CustomerBase class, and add a virtual Validate method that throws an exception. This would be classed as an anti-pattern. Virtual methods should be valid in their own right, and set out core, shared functionality. The best practice for this would be to make CustomerBase an abstract class, and implement Validate() as an abstract method. This has many advantages, the main ones of which are that CustomerBase cannot be instantiated separately, which enforces the inheritance you are trying to enact, and more importantly, all derived classes are forced to implement their own Validate() method. There is currently no shared functionality.
Alternatively, you could add the shared functionality to the virtual method in CustomerBase, remove the redundant entries in Customer and call base.Validate(), and also remove the entire overrided method in Lead, thus pushing shared functionality into the base class. This would help to preserve the DRY principle, but would be less scalable, if future derived classes need a different validation method which doesn't rely on the shared functionality already implemented.
Thanks a lot for providing a very clear basic foundation on how to approach software design.
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It's a global information of Design pattern & related arguments which clears out many doubts uncertainty. A very nice lesson Thank you
This is a great one. I'm willing to spend my time with your videos. I won't give up!!! 👍
Very very useful video. I have no words to thank you. It is get rid of my fear about design pattern. Hats off to you sir.
Dear Sir,
Really Thanks to you!
I learn from your this video today since morning!
It took me 4 hrs t understand you 1 hrs Video.
Really, your Concept explanation Style is very Best!
New student like me can understand easily!!!
I am waiting for your further videos.
Thanks a lot.
Hello Nitin,
Design pattern videos are available under paid package , for more details you can visit www.questpond.com .
Nice work, You are really explain the Design Patten with correct issues programmers face
Awesome and if you new for architect must go with this series.
Outstanding tutorial sir. You show sometime worth my time which other people would not. Keep up the great work.
Brother Good Job. Please do not kill the curiosity of the followers and let them (Including me) know where is the next video?
fantastic video lot of clarity achieved !!!!!!
Thanks for the video and great explanation!
But one thing, I have searched the whole internet and can't find the rest of the seven hours videos.
Can you share a link for it?
Simplest and best way of teaching Design Pattern.....Thank you Sir!
Thank so much! That's is awesome! As a student , I think you demystify the concept of design patterns. I like the way you explain it.
Very informative and practical approach you use in your training labs. I highly appreciate your efforts, when other videos will be available, so we can clearly understand and implement it in our projects too.
It is awesome. The way material covered was nice. No words to say. It is fantastic.
I thank you very much for nice explanation..Its really very good..creating great enthusiasm and eagerness. Appreciated..This video show how much all yours experience matters in this.. Fyi..I am new to oops and c# ..Learning design patterns..you made my day.. Its good stuff..Thank you...Happy teaching...:-)
wow that is curd operation simply..
This is really helpful and the way explained is very neat and clear. Thanks a lot.
Thank you sir! This is tremendous help, really found the practical approach of learning the best way ever. Kudos!
Great way to teach design patterns :) You rock!!.. I would love to go through your other videos as well. Eagerly WAITING..
really gr8. love your effort to create it and present it in such simple and easy way. looking for your next vedio..
Great work Shiva. Excellent. Explained in simple terms.
Thank you! Very clear explanation, very helpful!
Wow, It's very easy to understand the practical way of implementing design patter in real world project.
Desperately, waiting for another series
Greetings from NEPAL.
Fantastic Video with fabulous content....Waiting desperately for remaining hours..
Thanks for sharing this video
Shiv, I really really liked this video. Lots of learning. Can you please cover more of such case studies?
Geat. When your live class for design pattern? or Offline class?
excellent sir..i real learn something new and it's very help full for IT career
super video . very easy to understand. please share next hour
Great tutorial.Great work.
Great..
where is another 7 hours of video. Looking forward to see
where is the other 7 hour videos
You are the best teacher. Thanks a lot 😊👍👌
Awesome session on Design patterns and eagerly waiting for rest of the viedos
Good Video, please expose the List type concept also.
awesome teaching. thank you so much for explaining it in such a good way :-) loved it.
Thank you.. it helped for me.. Nice Explanation
YOU ARE ROCK STAR MAN
Really useful video and understood basic things
Thanks for sharing knowledge full video ... one requuest plz share other videos plz ......
Thanks for your sharing.
It's simple and easy to understand.
This was really a great video.
Great video, in other words really simple explanation to a complex concept, in other words fantastic :)
Great video. Thanks so much!
Very helpful and well explained :) BTW where are the next 7 hours lectures?
you explained very easy way, thanks.
Awesome teaching sir
Great way of teaching design patterns. When can we get the next 7 hours?
+Gagan Jaura You can subscribe to www.questpond.com/ordernow.php
Hi Shiv, I feel this is singleton design pattern for family of classes, what do you say.
You are right. The factory is providing singleton objects actually!
best teacher
excellent and useful lectures. I faced one problem in following your demo in step by step. while adding windows form winfrmcustomer I got form1.sc but it is not displaying like what you are showing with all declared variables . I got display only blank form. missing link between these class and form
Awesome article
Please clear my doubt if possible,
What's role of interface in this design patterns
Excellent explanation
really excellent teaching methodology
Great and useful video for beginners..thank you
a big thank you .. best video to teach design patterns!
Great, imaginable, sir when we find next videos. I can't wait for this.
Thank you so much. You r the best teacher.
There is a problem with this static Dictionary approach in the factory. When I need to create multiple objects of the same type and call the Create method a few times, I still receive the same reference. And obviously I expect a new object each time I am calling the Create method.
Yes you are right and later ahead we have solved this using by prototype pattern i.e. memberwiseclone().
Thank you for your answer - it must be in the following class. But you are right - we may use Cloning or Automapper (which you described in another course) to get a clone.
Good explanation. The dislike(👎) is for the paid version for the remaining 7 parts.
Awesome, liked it, when is the next episode coming. Eagerly waiting.
thanks.. good working... when u will upload other 7 hours....? please reply....
Such a wonderful Artical.
Fantastic, can´t wait to see next video. Please share with us.
Thank you sir for knowledge sharing. Looking forward for more videos
Great great video!
Q: Is a direct injection framework a factory pattern?
Excellent explanation. Great Sir
Hi sir,
Can you please make one video about real time project
Very nice explanation
Thank you!!
Very informative and useful.
Sir I am big fan
Thank you so Much..
Collection is not the best replacement for IF condition in this case, imho. I'd rather use reflection to avoid changing anything in the factory at all
Hello John Doe,
Reflection will be slow you need to hunt things dynamically. Abd Reflection does not provide any lookup features as such , its a way to look methods , properties dynamically.
thank you sir. Awesome video to learn design pattern..
amazing. Really helpful. waiting for next video.
hello sir, nice tutorial. please post other videos soon as well.
Shivprasad Sir. No wonder. You always rock.!!!!!
It's really helpful, thank you so much.