Course Outline
Introduction
What is a design pattern
Elementy pattern description
The relationship of design patterns to other patterns
Introduction to class diagram UML
Introduction to the pillars of object-oriented programming (OOP)
Implementation of SOLID and GRASP principles through design patterns
Construction patterns
Builder
Abstract Factory
Factory Method
Prototype
Singleton
Structural patterns
Adapter
Decorator
Facade
Composite
Bridge
Representative (Proxy)
Pollen (Flyweight)
Operational (functional) patterns
Interpreter
Iterator
Chain of Responsibility
Mediator
Template Method
Observer
Visitor
Memento
Command
State
Strategy
Requirements
Basics of object-oriented programming in Java.
Testimonials (7)
A very accessible way of explaining training topics, with exercise code written online rather than using pre-made templates, which works almost every time "on the first try."
Marek Czyzewski - Radmor S.A.
Course - Wzorce projektowe w Java
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Approach tailored by the trainer, with a pace perfectly suited to the group. Focus on the most important and practical topics, those that will be directly applicable. Listening to the group's needs. Excellent preparation.
Jakub Dziekan - PZU S.A.
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Professional Trainer Knowledge.
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Examples and implementation of some patterns - this makes it easier to understand how to apply something in practice.
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Sure, here is the translation: Great that it starts with a short theoretical introduction followed by exercises
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Examples
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Interesting examples, not only from daily life but also typical business scenarios.
Przemyslaw Wojtkow
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