Using The Flyweight Pattern In C#
In today’s article we will look at the Flyweight pattern in C#. This pattern is used to create reusable objects in an efficient …
Tag: Patterns
Organizing (Commands, Events & Handlers) in Microservices/SOA
In a message driven architecture such as SOA or Microservices, how do I organize messages such as Commands, Events, Handlers and how are …
Don’t let Entity Framework call the shots
With .NET Core, Entity Framework is the default choice when it comes to database access. And even though it definitely is a powerful …
Decorator Pattern – Set 3 (Coding the Design)
We have discussed Pizza design problem and different naive approaches to solve it in set 1. We have also introduced Decorator pattern in Set 2. In …
Design Patterns Explained with Food
GOF Design Patterns in C# with working examples inspired by food. This repository was made as a way to demonstrate and learn using …
Better C# – IDisposable
In this video we talk about how the IDisposable interface works and how the IDisposable pattern should be applied to classes in order …
Dependency Injection — Composition Root
The composition root pattern is (in my opinion) the next evolutionary step after learning dependency injection. Once you fully understand dependency injection, you …
Exploring the async/await State Machine – The Awaitable Pattern
This is the first article in a series where I’ll explore how the C# compiler translates async methods to IL (Intermediate Language) code, …
Publish Subscribe Design Pattern In C#
Publish-Subscribe or Pub-Sub is a design pattern that allows loose coupling between the application components. Read more: https://codewithshadman.com/publish-subscribe-design-pattern-in-csharp/
C# Loves Code Patterns
This post is part of the third annual C# Advent. Check out the home page for up to 50 C# blog posts in December 2019! Thanks, Matthew …