C# Design Patterns: Builder
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Description
At the core of developing flexible, modular C# applications is a foundational knowledge of design patterns and their use cases. In this course, C# Design Patterns: Builder, you’ll learn the skills you need to effectively leverage the Builder design pattern in your own code. First, you’ll learn where the Builder pattern fits into the overall design pattern canon. Next, you’ll dive into its building blocks. Finally, you'll get to see it's correct implementation. When you’re finished with this course, you'll have a firm understanding of the Builder pattern and its effectiveness, as well as a concrete example of how to integrate it into your own projects. Software required: Visual Studio.
About the author
Harrison Ferrone is a freelance software developer, instructor, and technical editor specializing in iOS and Unity development.
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Course Overview
[Autogenerated] Hi, everyone. My name is Harrison phony, and I'd like to welcome you to the C sharp designed patterns. Builder Course. I'm a software developer and instructional author at my own little corner of the world paradigm shift development. Most days you confine me working with C sharp in unity, doing a bit of freelance IOS development or editing technical content for the Wari Wonderlic website. Designed patterns have been around for more than 25 years, and in that time they've helped many a software developer get his or her head around a difficult problem with their tried and true techniques. This course is a jumping off point into the builder design pattern in the C sharp language, so you don't need any prior experience with them to get rolling. Some of the major topics that will cover include defining a class object, adding a builder in her face, creating a concrete builder class, implementing a director and understanding Rhea World examples and implications. By the end of this course, you'll be comfortable with identifying and analyzing practical use cases for the builder design pattern and be ready to bring the code and skills you've learned into your own C sharp projects. Since this is an intermediate course, you should be familiar with E. C. Sharp programming language and know your way around visual studio, either on Mac or Windows. The beginner level C Sharp Fundamentals course in our library can quickly get you up to speed if you're just starting out or if you need a refresher, I hope you'll join me on this journey into software design with the C Sharp designed patterns Builder course at Plural site.