Flyweight Structural Design Pattern in C++ - Part 2 of 2 - Implementation (with factory)

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►Lesson Description: In this lesson we do a quick review of the structural design pattern the flyweight pattern, and then we dive into an implementation. I will show you how to create a basic flyweight object, and then we will also create a factory, and ultimately use a shared_ptr in a map to share our objects. There are several ways to structure a flyweight, and we'll hope to understand the trade-offs at the end of the video when we finish. As always, please share your thoughts and any interesting use cases you have found for the flyweight!
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[@bsdooby]

...and the "foray" into ECS (in the context of OpenGL) was @wesome! Much appreciated.

[@MikeShah]

Cheers!

[@Chupe_chupe]

Great video

[@MikeShah]

Cheers!

[@GaryChike]

First!!!

[@MikeShah]

😁

[@bsdooby]

Why not an Elm 🌲? And technically, return 0 in main is not mandated by the C++ standard (might save you some key strokes) 😅

[@MikeShah]

Considering I just reviewed the 'Elm' language, that should have been loaded in my cache 😅.
True -- could definitely save a line or two :)