It's apparent early on that understanding interfaces is key, crucial, paramount and fundamental to implementing design patterns. Interfaces are at the heart of being good at designing software
So basically, almost every pattern leads to increased complexity of a code. Great tutorial on design patterns, thank you! I'm sure you've put a lot of work into this video.
This is what I want the algoritm to recommend to me, not some streamer reacting to some hacker news drama. Or some animated video of new pay to win AI that is advertised to be great because it can generate a html button in some frontend framework.
Great video! can we get an in-depth series for each design pattern? with examples of before and after code, refactoring, and combining one or more design pattern for each solution.
This course took me 8 months and right now I want to take a break from design patterns and concentrate on system design, but who knows, maybe in the future :)
Just a small production critique. These videos really don't need a backing track. Granted, it was very quiet, but if you can hear it, it is a distraction and does not aid the learner.
I appreciate the hard work in creating this video. Can you an AI tool for the voiceover in future videos? There are many moments when I can't understand you because of your accent and the way you pronounce words.
@levonog have to disagree with this comment. Different people have different accents and it's just something the listener has to deal with. I actually like your accent, it's unique to you and differentiates your video from all the other slop. Your cadence and speed of speaking are very good and It helped me actually listen to what you were saying. Keep your voice!
Thank you very for such great tutorial! I love it. It gives very good overview for most commonly used design patterns
It's apparent early on that understanding interfaces is key, crucial, paramount and fundamental to implementing design patterns. Interfaces are at the heart of being good at designing software
You are totally correct!
Interfaces are types where types are sets. A set would be a collection of the same things
So basically, almost every pattern leads to increased complexity of a code.
Great tutorial on design patterns, thank you!
I'm sure you've put a lot of work into this video.
Yes, patterns should be used wisely, only if they are really necessary.
Thank you!
Imo, reading code that uses well known design patterns is much easier than trying to figure out some mess someone has cobbled together
This is what I want the algoritm to recommend to me, not some streamer reacting to some hacker news drama. Or some animated video of new pay to win AI that is advertised to be great because it can generate a html button in some frontend framework.
This is the best compliment I’ve ever received, thank you!
Thanks for all the God's work, now i can pass my c++ pre intern interview:D
You can do better, I'm sure :D
Just what I needed, now I will save this video, I appreciated your effort.
Yes, watch when it’s convenient, and thank you!
I do really appreciate the time given to and the quality of obtained animations - really good work.
Thank you!
Wow, Thank you very much for such an easy to understand and well explained tutorial.
Great video!
can we get an in-depth series for each design pattern? with examples of before and after code, refactoring, and combining one or more design pattern for each solution.
This course took me 8 months and right now I want to take a break from design patterns and concentrate on system design, but who knows, maybe in the future :)
Yours videos are amazing
Thank you!!!
Thanks so much for this. I actually understood almost every pattern you mentioned in the video thanks.
Glad to hear!
Amazing work, so complete and clear. Thank you very much!
Thank you for watching!
😃 great video (even though i havent finished it yet)
Thank you!!!
For the problem 2:32 the strategy pattern can also be used.
At 21:39 I could just create simple classes like Bank1, Bank2, why add adapter to them?
this is such an amazing video for this topic i can clearly see how much hard work would have gone to edit animate teach and present great vid
Thank you so much!
awesome stuff . you might wanna consider cutting back on the constant background music tho
Thank you!!
Thank you for watching :)
How do you make such presentation and animation in video?
After Effects + Photoshop
Where did you get the sprite sheet for the Flyweight design pattern?
Generated using MidJourney
Just a small production critique. These videos really don't need a backing track. Granted, it was very quiet, but if you can hear it, it is a distraction and does not aid the learner.
Noted, thank you!
The answer is type casting, not pattern matching
at 35:17, getting all the data at once is not good for performance, segregating into API is a better approach.
i love it man, you just got a new subscriber! keep up the good work 🫡🫡
OOPs
good video but im just getting a headache trying to understand that accent. maybe a tts voice could be better perhaps?
I’m sorry :( yeah, I’ll use it on the next videos
I appreciate the hard work in creating this video. Can you an AI tool for the voiceover in future videos? There are many moments when I can't understand you because of your accent and the way you pronounce words.
Interesting suggestion, I’ll try :)
@levonog have to disagree with this comment. Different people have different accents and it's just something the listener has to deal with. I actually like your accent, it's unique to you and differentiates your video from all the other slop. Your cadence and speed of speaking are very good and It helped me actually listen to what you were saying. Keep your voice!
I hate AI voices.. Human voices are more conveying to audience