I have worked in the Software industry for 9 years ultimately, gaining experience in B2B sales, talent marketing,Human resources practices, sourcing and recruiting at a variety of levels.
Location
Slough, UK
Education
Business Administration
Work
Human Resource Manager at Sky Potential Technologies
Just an opinion - I think Strategy pattern is the easiest of them all and a developer should be able to adopt it quickly. Also, I feel that the factory pattern is a bit overrated :-) An important extension of the Builder pattern is the Step Builder patterns which can enforce conditions such as which 'build' step to allow next, mandatory parameters etc. Decorator, Facade and adapter are also (relatively) easy to pick up and more useful compared to Singleton. The toughest ones IMO are Command and Visitor
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Just an opinion - I think Strategy pattern is the easiest of them all and a developer should be able to adopt it quickly. Also, I feel that the factory pattern is a bit overrated :-) An important extension of the Builder pattern is the Step Builder patterns which can enforce conditions such as which 'build' step to allow next, mandatory parameters etc. Decorator, Facade and adapter are also (relatively) easy to pick up and more useful compared to Singleton. The toughest ones IMO are Command and Visitor