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Design Patterns in Java Made Simple course. The pattern design course in Java is made simple. More than two decades have passed since the emergence of design patterns, many developers consider them the most important discovery in software development. Others still think they are a bad idea. And both are right! how is it In this course, you will learn how to use design patterns to make your code better: flexible, concise, readable. Flexibility is a key element in design patterns. You will learn how to decide when and which pattern to apply by formally analyzing the need to bend around a particular axis. You will learn which pattern adds what kind of flexibility and which are the most common forms of implementation in practice. You will also learn common problems and ways to overcome them when applying certain patterns. Through a series of demonstrations, you\u2019ll learn one design pattern at a time. In each demonstration, we will start from an existing implementation that is having problems meeting the next requirement proposed by the customer. This invariably initiates a series of design efforts, some doomed to failure and others promising success. But what is learned in this course is that every successful design shows a kind of flexibility, which is vital to support the challenging request presented by the client. It won\u2019t surprise you to know that any specific type of flexibility will be a specific design pattern.<\/span><\/p>\n

What you will learn in Design Patterns in Java Made Simple course<\/span><\/h3>\n
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