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15 December 2023

The Strategy Pattern

By Stephen in Development Tag c#, patterns, strategy

Introduction The Strategy Pattern is a powerful tool for separating an algorithm from its context, enabling flexible and interchangeable implementations without modifying the client code. This pattern promotes code reusability…

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15 December 2023

The Observer Pattern

By Stephen in Development Tag c#, observer, patterns

Introduction The Observer Pattern is a powerful tool for establishing one-to-many relationships between objects, enabling a change in one object to automatically notify and update its dependents. This pattern promotes…

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15 December 2023

The Iterator Pattern

By Stephen in Development Tag c#, iterator, patterns

Introduction The Iterator Pattern is a tool for traversing and accessing the elements of aggregate objects without exposing their internal implementation details. This pattern promotes encapsulation and flexibility, allowing for…

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15 December 2023

The Interpreter Pattern

By Stephen in Development Tag c#, interpreter, patterns

Introduction The Interpreter Pattern is a powerful tool for building domain-specific language (DSL) interpreters. This pattern enables the implementation of complex language processing tasks by encapsulating grammar rules within objects.…

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15 December 2023

The Command Pattern

By Stephen in Development Tag c#, command, patterns

Introduction The Command Pattern is a powerful tool for encapsulating actions into objects, promoting loose coupling and flexibility in C# applications. This pattern decouples senders and receivers, allowing for dynamic…

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15 December 2023

The Chain of Responsibility Pattern

By Stephen in Development Tag c#, chainofresponsibility, patterns

Introduction The Chain of Responsibility Pattern is a powerful tool for handling requests sequentially through a chain of handlers. This pattern decouples senders and receivers, promoting flexible and adaptable handling…

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15 December 2023

The Mediator Pattern

By Stephen in Development Tag c#, mediator, patterns

Introduction The Mediator Pattern is a valuable tool for facilitating object communication while reducing coupling and promoting loose coupling. It promotes cleaner and more maintainable code by encapsulating communication logic…

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14 December 2023

The Factory Method Pattern

By Stephen in Development Tag c#, factory, method, patterns

Introduction The Factory Method Pattern is a fundamental principle for creating objects without specifying their concrete classes at runtime, promoting flexibility and code reusability. By delegating object creation to subclasses,…

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14 December 2023

The Abstract Factory Pattern

By Stephen in Development Tag abstract, c#, patterns

Introduction The Abstract Factory Pattern is a fundamental principle for creating families of related objects without specifying their concrete classes. It promotes code reusability and flexibility by encapsulating object creation…

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14 December 2023

The Object Pool Pattern

By Stephen in Development Tag c#, patterns, pools

Introduction The Object Pool Pattern is a valuable tool for managing and reusing objects efficiently in C#. It aims to optimise resource utilisation by maintaining a pool of reusable objects,…

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Table Of Contents
  1. Introduction
  2. Understanding the Object Pool Pattern
  3. Benefits of the Object Pool Pattern
  4. Applications of the Object Pool Pattern
  5. Implementing the Object Pool Pattern in C#
    • Database Connection Interface
    • Concrete Database Connection
    • Object Pool
    • Using the Object Pool
  6. Conclusion

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