Composite Pattern - DESIGN PATTERNS (C#/.NET)

[@lemavgrislemavgris1995]

wow! I'm so lucky that I found this channel

[@paulegan3783]

The color-coding by subject matter on your videos page is great, thanks!

[@SingletonSean]

Thanks Paul! I try to make it as easy to understand as possible.

[@kentswan3230]

Wow! This understanding of the composite pattern helps a lot Thanks!!!!

[@SingletonSean]

Thanks Kent! Great pattern for the right scenario.

[@WillEhrendreich]

This is a very good way to explain this. It really makes me think about how I can use this for what I am currently working on. Thanks again Sean!

[@SingletonSean]

That's great to hear Will! Definitely a great pattern in the right situations.

[@gregorywilson2124]

I like way you start the composite intro with a non recursive version

[@SingletonSean]

Thanks Gregory! I like to start as simple as possible.

[@HonorHasCome]

This is the best Design Pattern playlist that i found on youtube. Can you please make a video for Facade, Adapter, Decorator Design Patterns?

[@SingletonSean]

Thanks Damir! The goal is to cover all of the patterns. In fact, those 3 you listed are 3 of the next 4 that I have planned to release.

[@HonorHasCome]

Thank you for the Feedback. By the way, all your videos are great. I improved my developer skills to the next level.

[@siavash2176]

Do you have any WPF/UWP view model unit testing video?

[@SingletonSean]

Hey Siavash, I currently do not have a video dedicated to view model unit testing, but this is something I would love to cover. However, I also usually don't have much to test in my view models since I implement my commands as classes. In my opinion, commands kind of fit into the view model layer, so perhaps I should fit that into a video as well. Thanks for the suggestion!

[@MrJPhardy]

Hey,
first, thank you for your work and time to make all these videos.
Could you make a video about a splitButton?

[@SingletonSean]

Thanks for the suggestion JochenG! That would go well with my UI workshop series.