I tried ranking Node.js Design Patterns: Builder, Observer, Command, Prototype

Let's rank and learn design patterns like observer, prototype, builder & command with Node.js examples and potential use cases of those design patterns.
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[@kaioneal6160]

The Builder / strategy pattern has to be one of the most powerful patterns every

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awsome video
waiting for the next one

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Awesome video
Waiting for part 2 👍

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Thanks for sharing, Keep creating..

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[@kaioneal6160]

The builder / strategy pattern has to be one of the most powerful patterns in existence
Life changes for those who have never used it before

[@Brad_Script]

All classes in nodejs that have an "on" method are actually subclasses of EventEmitter, this includes servers and streams.

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Cool

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[@alexvershinin8759]

Hi, I'm a bit surprised that you used the Builder pattern in the JS code so extensively. Why not simply pass an object to the class constructor? When using TypeScript, mark the needed fields as optional, add the ?? operator with the default value, and we won't need all this boilerplate code with `setSomething` methods.