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.NET Design Patterns Course | Design Patterns in C# with Real-World Examples
Self Paced Course
66 Videos
Video Course
26 Notes
Quick Notes
16 Labs
Hands-on Labs
4 Tests
Skill Tests
.NET Design Patterns Course Overview
.NET design patterns training is primarily intended for .Net developers who wish to improve their abilities with the goal of becoming effective software architects and creating some really scalable and maintainable apps using C# patterns. Design patterns are solutions to common issues that software developers run across when creating new applications. Many software developers over a sizable period of time came up with these solutions through trial and error. Learn to implement design patterns in C# with real-world examples.
What Design Patterns will you learn?
The following design patterns will be attained by you:
- SOLID Design Principles: Single Responsibility Principle, Open-Closed Principle, Liskov Substitution Principle, Interface Segregation Principle and Dependency Inversion Principle
- Creational Design Patterns: Builder, Factories (Factory Method and Abstract Factory), Prototype and Singleton
- Structural Design Patterns: Adapter, Bridge, Composite, Decorator, Façade, Flyweight and Proxy
- Behavioural Design Patterns: Chain of Responsibility, Command, Interpreter, Iterator, Mediator, Memento, Null Object, Observer, State, Strategy, Template Method and Visitor
- Architectural Patterns: Layered Architecture, MVC pattern, SOA, REST and Microservices Architecture
.NET Design Patterns Course objectives
Participants of this design patterns course will have the following skills after completing this course:
- What design patterns are and why do we need them
- How to write better code
- Gain a vast knowledge of design patterns
- Learn how to structure your code
- Recognize and apply design patterns
- Refactor existing designs to use design patterns
- Reason about applicability and usability of design patterns
- Implement each pattern in a coding exercise
- Understand and implement the SOLID principle
- Implement the GOF Design Patterns (Gang of Four design patterns C# ) (23 Patterns)
- Understand and implement the Architectural Patterns
.NET Design Patterns Course Eligibility
Pre-requisites
The learner should possess an understanding of C# and the knowledge of object-oriented design principles in C#.
Who can Join?
This course is for .NET/C# developers who want to see not just textbook examples of design patterns, but also the different variations and tricks that can be applied to implement design patterns in a modern way.
Tools/SDK/IDE?
Visual Studio 2019 or higher, VS Code
Included in this .NET Design Patterns Course
- Video Course 66 Videos
- Quick Notes 26 Notes
- Labs 16 labs
- Skill Tests 4 Tests
Course Overview
Course Overview 02m 17s SOLID Principles
Solid Principles Preview 01m 29s SOLID: Single Responsibility Principle
Single Responsibility Principle (SRP) Preview 02m 06s Demo: Single Responsibility Principle(SRP) 09m 42s SOLID: Open Closed Principle
Open Closed Principle (OCP) 03m 23s DEMO: Open/Closed Principle 06m 49s SOLID: Liskov Substitution Principle
Liskov Substitution Principle (LSP) 01m 43s Demo: Liskov Substitution Principle (LSP) 09m 45s SOLID: Interface Segregation Principle
Interface Segregation Principle (ISP) 02m 37s Demo: Interface Segregation Principle (ISP) 08m 38s SOLID: Dependency Inversion Principle
Dependency Inversion Principle (DIP) 04m 00s Demo: Dependency Inversion Principle (DIP) 11m 47s Course Overview
Course Overview 01m 41s Introduction
What is GOF? Preview 00m 58s GOF Design Patterns 01m 20s Creational Design Patterns 01m 03s Singleton Pattern
Singleton Pattern Preview 01m 31s Demo: Singleton Pattern Preview 08m 36s Prototype Pattern
Prototype Design Pattern 03m 37s Demo: Prototype Pattern 13m 45s Factory Method Pattern
Factory Method 06m 18s Demo: Factory Method 09m 41s Abstract Factory Pattern
Abstract factory 03m 37s Demo: Abstract Factory 10m 32s Builder Pattern
Builder Pattern 02m 55s Demo: Builder Pattern 18m 37s Course Overview
Course Overview 01m 23s Structural Patterns Preview 01m 28s Adapter Design pattern
Adapter Design pattern Preview 04m 02s Demo: Adapter Design pattern Preview 14m 35s Bridge Design pattern
Bridge Pattern 05m 10s Demo: Bridge Pattern 07m 31s Composite Design pattern
Composite Design Pattern 01m 36s Demo: Composite Design Pattern 22m 24s Facade Design pattern
Facade Design pattern 04m 40s Demo: Facade Design pattern 15m 02s Flyweight Design pattern
Introduction 05m 00s Use Case 03m 00s Proxy Design pattern
Proxy Design pattern 03m 16s Demo: Proxy Design pattern 07m 31s Decorator Design pattern
Decorator Design pattern 04m 15s Demo: Decorator Design pattern 10m 55s Course Overview
Course Overview 01m 13s Behavioural Design Patterns Preview 00m 58s Chain of Responsibility Design pattern
Chain of Responsibility Design pattern 02m 01s Demo: Chain of Responsibility Design pattern 13m 01s Command Design pattern
Command Design pattern 02m 04s Demo : Command Design pattern 11m 36s Interpreter Design Pattern
Interpreter Design Pattern 01m 15s Demo: Interpreter Design Pattern 07m 04s Iterator Design pattern
Iterator Design pattern 01m 14s Demo: Iterator Design pattern 10m 41s Mediator Design pattern
Mediator Design pattern 01m 31s Demo: Mediator Design pattern 10m 53s Memento Design pattern
Memento Design pattern 01m 24s Demo: Memento Design pattern 10m 40s Observer Design pattern
Introduction 04m 14s Use Case 01m 12s State Design pattern
State Design pattern 01m 51s Demo: State Design pattern 26m 04s Strategy Design pattern
Strategy Design pattern 02m 37s Demo: Strategy Design pattern 07m 47s Template Method Design pattern
Template Method Design pattern 02m 05s Demo : Template Method Design pattern 03m 56s Visitor Design pattern
Visitor Design pattern 02m 17s Demo : Visitor Design pattern 09m 28s Quick Notes Notes (26)
GOF & GOF Design Patterns
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Creational Design Pattern
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Creational Design Pattern: Singleton Pattern
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Creational Design Pattern: Prototype Pattern
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Creational Design Pattern: Factory Method Pattern
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Creational Design Pattern: Abstract Factory Pattern
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Creational Design Pattern: Builder Pattern
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Structural Design Pattern: Adapter Design Pattern
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Structural Design Pattern: Bridge Design Pattern
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Structural Design Pattern: Composite Design Pattern
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Structural Design Pattern: Facade Design Pattern
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Structural Design Pattern: Flyweight Design pattern
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Structural Design Pattern: Proxy Design pattern
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Structural Design Pattern: Decorator Design pattern
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Behavioural Design Pattern: Chain of Responsibility Design pattern
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Behavioural Design Pattern: Command Design pattern
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Behavioural Design Pattern: Interpreter Design pattern
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Behavioural Design Pattern: Iterator Design pattern
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Behavioural Design Pattern: Mediator Design pattern
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Behavioural Design Pattern: Memento Design pattern
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Behavioural Design Pattern: Observer Design pattern
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Behavioural Design Pattern: State Design pattern
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Behavioural Design Pattern: Strategy Design pattern
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Behavioural Design Pattern: Template Method Design Pattern
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Behavioural Design Pattern: Visitor Design Pattern
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Hands-On Labs Labs(16)
Design Patterns: Refactor a Class to Follow SRP
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Design Patterns: Make a Singleton Logger Class for Unified Application Logging
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Design Patterns: Implementing Adapter Design Pattern for Unit Conversion
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Design Patterns: Implementing a Chain of Responsibility for the Document Approval Process
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Design Patterns: Implementing Command Design Pattern for Functionalities in a Shopping System
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Design Patterns: Implementing Reporting Application with Bridge Pattern
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Design Patterns: Implementing Prototype Pattern for Efficient Product Cloning
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Design Patterns: Implement SRP in a New Feature
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Design Patterns: Extend Functionality without Modifying Existing Code using OCP
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Design Patterns: Implementing Builder Pattern for User Class Creation
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Design Patterns: Use Interface & Abstract Class to Follow OCP
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Design Patterns: Ensure Substitutability of Subclasses using LSP
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Design Patterns: Refactor a Hierarchy to Adhere to LSP
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Design Patterns: Implement ISP in a New Design
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Design Patterns: Refactor to Follow DIP
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Design Patterns: Design a System Using (DIP)
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Skill Tests Tests (4)
SOLID Software Design Principles
15 Questions
Creational Design Patterns
10 Questions
Structural Design Patterns
10 Questions
Behavioural Design Patterns
10 Questions
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