01 Design Patterns in Ruby: A Few Popular Patterns
Singleton, Factory, and Observer patterns in Ruby — what problem each solves, idiomatic Ruby implementations, and how to apply them for maintainable code.
Design Patterns in Ruby
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Practical Gang-of-Four style patterns expressed in idiomatic Ruby — creational, structural, and behavioral examples you can apply in real Rails and service codebases.
02 Design Patterns in Ruby: Strategy, Decorator, Template Method, and Command Patterns
Strategy, Decorator, Template Method, and Command patterns in Ruby — what problem each solves, idiomatic Ruby implementations, and when to reach for them.
03 Design Patterns in Ruby: Proxy, Composite, State, Chain of Responsibility, and Iterator Patterns
In this article, we explore more design patterns in Ruby, including the Proxy, Composite, State, Chain of Responsibility, and Iterator patterns, and discuss how they can be applied to create elegant, maintainable code.
04 Design Patterns in Ruby: Visitor, Memento, Mediator, Flyweight, and Builder Patterns
In this article, we explore more design patterns in Ruby, including the Visitor, Memento, Mediator, Flyweight, and Builder patterns, and discuss how they can be applied to create elegant, maintainable code.
05 Design Patterns in Ruby: Prototype, Abstract Factory, Bridge, and Facade Patterns
In this article, we explore more design patterns in Ruby, including the Prototype, Abstract Factory, Bridge, and Facade patterns, and discuss how they can be applied to create elegant, maintainable code.