Unlock the power of design patterns to elevate your software architecture. This pocket book provides an in-depth guide to five essential creational design patterns, crucial for building robust, scalable, and maintainable applications in C#.

With step-by-step implementation in C# and a focus on practical applications, this book will empower you to enhance your software solutions and sharpen your design skills. The book starts by covering the simple factory pattern first where you will learn object creation with clear, single-responsibility classes followed by the factory method pattern. Next, you will go through the prototype, singleton, and builder patterns. In the end, you will demonstrate dependency injection with real-life examples.

The book breaks down complex concepts into practical examples and concise explanations, making it an invaluable resource at every level of experience.

What You Will Learn:

• Gain insights into the concepts of design patterns.
• Will be familiar with real-world applications of design patterns
• Gets a hands-on experience for each of the patterns using the latest version of C#.

• Some of the alternatives to these patterns with their pros and cons.
  Who This Book Is For:

  OOP, C# developers who want to learn and practice design patterns to upgrade their development skills.

  Covers unique examples for each pattern Contains Q&A sessions for technical interviews Each pattern discussion includes class diagrams, full implementation, and output

  Autorentext

  Vaskaran Sarcar, a National GATE Scholar with dual master’s degrees in Engineering and Computer Applications, has journeyed from lecturing in engineering colleges to leading teams at HP India’s R&D hub. Author of 18 Apress books, he now channels his passion into writing, turning complex ideas into accessible knowledge to inspire learners worldwide. You can find his work at Amazon | Springer. You can connect with him at LinkedIn.

  Inhalt

Chapter 1: Factory Method Pattern.- Chapter 2: Singleton Pattern.- Chapter 3: Builder Pattern.- Chapter 4: Prototype Pattern.- Chapter 5: Dependency Injection Pattern.- Appendix A: What's Next?.- Appendix B: Other Books by the Author.