Tag: C#

The second design pattern in the Structural Category is the Bridge Design Pattern. Let's take a look at this design pattern to understand how to apply this pattern in C# and .Net programming.Note: cod ...

We are now ready to move on to the Structural Design Patterns after learning about the Creational Design Patterns in the previous few posts. The first pattern in this category is the Adapter Design Pa ...

The last design pattern that I want to mention in Creational Category is the Singleton Design Pattern. So, let’s see what is it and how we can implement this pattern in our program.Note: Code can be d ...

In this post, we will learn about the third pattern in Creational Design Patterns - Prototype. Let's see what is the Prototype Pattern, when and how we implement it in C# and .Net.Note: Code can be do ...

The second design pattern in Creational category is the Factory Pattern. Let's take a look at this pattern to see what it is and how to implement it in our program.Note: Code can be downloaded at&nbsp ...

The first pattern in Creational Design Patterns is Builder which allows you to construct complex objects piecewise. Let's get to know more about this design pattern.Note: Code can be downloaded at my ...

Before we get started to the design patterns themselves, we need to have a general overview of the whole picture by looking at the so-called Gamma Categorization. So, what is that Gamma Categorization ...

In Object-Oriented Programming, S.O.L.I.D refers to the first five design principle for the purpose of making software designs more understandable, flexible, and maintainable. The principles was first ...