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Design Patterns, Principles & Best Practices for .Net Training
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.NET Design Patterns training class covers best practices for developing enterprise applications and a selection of popular design patterns that can be applied to achieve a maintainable, flexible, and testable architecture. This course is an overall hands-on experience of Object Oriented Programming and Practices, Object Modeling, Design Principles etc.
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- Understanding Dynamic Programmingn
- Defining Component based programming
- Revisiting basic OOP concepts.n
- Objects, Classes and Sub-classesn
- Essence of OOP - Abstractionn
- PIE of OOP - Polymorphism, Inheritance and Aggregationn
- Aggregation and Compositionn
- Polymorphism
- Quick Introduction to UMLn
- Identifying Objects in a systemn
- Object Domainsn
- Quality of DesignntCoupling and Cohesionnt
- Intrinsic and Extrinsic Object
- Interface and composition modeln
- Object Oriented Design PrinciplesnOpen-Close PrinciplentSingle ResponsibilityntInterface Segregation PrinciplentLiskov's Substitution PrinciplentDependency Inversion PrinciplentAcyclic Dependency PrinciplentCommon Closure PrinciplentCommon Re-use principlentStable Dependency Principlen
- Introduction to Patterns - IntentnClassificationnRelationship with design principlesnNewer Patternsn
- Limitation of Constructorn
- Static Factory Patternn
- Factory Method Patternn
- SingletonnDifferent ImplementationntThread Safetyn
- Lazy Initialization Pattern*n
- PrototypenLanguage Implementationn
- Abstract FactorynImplementationntDependency Injectionn
- Defining the Purpose and Design of Objects.n
- Adapter Patternnn
- FacadenIntentntAdapter or Facade?ntRiskn
- Proxy Patternn
- Bridgen
- Compositen
- Decoratorn
- Comparing various structural patternsn
- Defining Objects Behavior and responsibilityn
- Strategy Patternn
- Iterator Patternn
- State Patternn
- Visitorn
- Chain of Responsibilityn
- Commandn
- Observer
- Patterns Beyond GoFn
- Quick introduction Anti-patterns and Design Pitfalls
Who is the instructor for this training?
The trainer for this Design Patterns, Principles & Best Practices for .Net Training has extensive experience in this domain, including years of experience training & mentoring professionals.
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