Design Patterns Workshop


Make your code base easy and affordable to change by using design patterns in the right way

This hands-on, practical workshop teaches programmers how to use reusable solutions to common problems when designing software.

As a Software Developer, through hands-on exercises, activities and practical discussions, you will understand: why, how and when to use design patterns when writing code or when refactoring.

The participants are introduced to the key design principles behind the patterns and discusses the testability of various patterns.

Why Attend

  • You want to learn how to create changeable software
  • Changing code takes you a lot of time; find out how to refactor it to be better
  • Minimize the development risks by using good design principles
  • Learn a common language to better communicate software design
  • Find the right abstractions for your software

After this workshop, you will also be able to:

  • Spot places where your code is hard to change and use some patterns to make it more flexible
  • Know how to incrementally refactor the code needed to be easier to change
  • Write code with smaller cost of change

Who Should Attend

  • Software Developers who want to learn more about software design
  • Architects who need a top level view on design
  • Technical Managers for whom standard good design practices are important

Practical Details

  • Language: English
  • Experiential, hands-on, interactive online learning with practical examples
  • Participants will be awarded a Mozaic Works certificate of completion

This Learning Program is Available on Demand

    Agenda

    • Design patterns overview
    • Design principles
    • Creational patterns. Eg. Singleton, Factory, Builder, Prototype
    • Structural patterns. Eg. Adapter, Bridge, Facade, Proxy
    • Behavioral patterns. Eg. Command, Iterator, Mediator, Null Object, Observer, State, Strategy, Template method, Visitor
    • Concurrency Patterns. Eg. Active Object, Lock, Monitor object, Read-write lock, Thread pool
    • Refactoring to patterns
    • Briefly about Anti-Patterns
    • Refactor team’s production code to patterns
    • Creating your own patterns
    • Other topics based on your requests

    More details and full agenda here.

    Prerequisites

    You must be proficient in one of Java, C#, C++, php or JavaScript.

    You need a laptop with a fully working development environment to use during the class.

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