Have you ever been on a team and you need to start a project from scratch? That's usually the case in many start-ups and other small companies. The...
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I was hoping for examples but this is great on its own 🤘
you can check them here:
addyosmani.com/resources/essential...
loredanacirstea.github.io/es6-desi...
I love Addy Osmani examples and takes on JS patterns ^ he is my go to guy when it comes to anything JavaScript related (: but I was hoping for more customized examples from the perspective of the writer.
Me too, it could help to visualize the situation
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I agree. This post without examples is futile. Please put some effort on your posts!
You could be kinder in your criticism, e.g. offer resources on posts you consider non-futile, or provide examples of what you would consider putting 'effort' into a post. Writing doesn't come easily to everyone, you can't possibly know how much effort the writer put into this.
I'm not being rude, friend. I already got a warning email for expressing my opinion? Don't be so soft, please.
Putting effort is putting actual examples on a daily work routine, not just something copied from elsewhere.
Wait you got a warning email and you weren't rude? Perhaps it was a mistake? I mean you must be correct, being so hard and all...
Perhaps you would consider learning from your mistake and move on? Nope you accuse the author of plagiarism! And without any evidence too, remember no example means no effort, and we wouldn't want so 'hard' person to come along and remind you how without examples of daily work routines you have made no effort at all, would we?
That's ignoring the fact that such a defamatory statement could be considered libel, in some areas of the world.
Read the code of conduct again if you get a moment and consider if your actions have met these requirements. Here is a link incase you hadn't seen it before: dev.to/code-of-conduct
This is a good post but I think it could be awesome if you add some examples. Keep up the great work!
Thanks for offering your perspective of these four design patterns. I didn't realise I've been using the Singleton pattern for Angular and React, nor that I've been using the Observer pattern within the MVC pattern! Looks like I also do use them all the time!
I agree with KristijanFistrek, that examples are great to know in deep, but this post is good without examples also. If you are looking for website design, you can contact our experts
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Thank you, it was very good
Im so eager to know more about resign patters specially by real example.
that was great! thank you for sharing
'Design patterns in software' always sounded so high-level and scary - after reading your post, I know that I'm already using and understanding many of them! Thanks for a great article.
Which pattern anyone would recommend to use to create amazon like application using vanilla Javascript or with react (and both) ?
thanks