Company: Pluralsight Author: Gerald Britton Full Title: Design Patterns With Python Year: 2016 Language: English Genre: Educational: Programming Skill Level: Intermediate Price: - - Files: MP4 (+ Exercise Files, Subtitles .SRT) Time: 01:57:03 Video: AVC, 1280 x 720 (1.778) at 15.000 fps, 200 kbps Audio: AAC at 75 Kbps, 2 channels, 44.1 KHz This course will introduce you to eight classic software design patterns and how they can be implemented in Python to help you create programs that are professional, extendable, and maintainable. At the core of professional programming practice is a thorough knowledge of software design patterns. In this course, Design Patterns with Python, you will learn eight classic patterns and how to implement them in Python. You will learn how to recognize problems that are solvable using design patterns, how to implement them professionally, and how they can be used to make your programs easier to write, easier to read, and easier to maintain. When you're finished with this course, you will have a better understanding of the elements of reusable object-oriented software design, which will help you as you move beyond simple scripts to complex systems built in Python. Software required: A Python interpreter in the 2.7 series or the 3.5 series and a Python-aware integrated development environment (IDE). Lessons: 1. Course Overview 01. Course Overview 2. Introduction to Design Patterns 02. Overview 03. What are Design Patterns? 04. Object-oriented Programming Fundamentals 05. Interfaces in Python 3. Design Patterns with Python 06. Overview and Motivating Example 07. Demo 1: Initial Attempt 08. Problems Discovered and Introduction to the Strategy Pattern 09. Demo 2: Using the Strategy Pattern 10. Demo 3: Variations 11. Summary 4. The Observer Pattern 12. Overview and Motivating Example 13. Demo 1: Initial Attempt and Introduction to Wing IDE 14. Structure of the Observer Pattern 15. Demo 2: Using the Observer Pattern and One Subtle Bug 16. Demo 3: Fixing the Bug with Python Context Managers 17. Summary 5. The Command Pattern 18. Overview and Motivating Example 19. Demo 1: Initial Attempt and Introduction to PyCharm 20. Structure of the Command Pattern 21. Demo 2: Using the Command Pattern 7. The Singleton Pattern 22. Introduction to Singleton 23. Demo 1: Logger Example and Introduction to Visual Studio Code 24. Demo 2: Building a Singleton Base Class 25. Demo 3: Singleton as a Meta Class 26. Demo 4: The MonoState Mini-pattern 27. Summary 8. The Builder Pattern 28. Introduction to the Builder Pattern 29. The Computer Builder: Too Many Parameters! 30. The Computer Builder: Exposing the Attributes 31. The Computer Builder: Encapsulation 32. The Computer Builder: Ordering 33. Applying the Builder Pattern 34. Summary 9. The Factory Pattern 35. Introduction to the Factory Pattern 36. Demo 1: Building Car Objects 37. Demo 2: The Simple Factory Pattern 38. Demo 3: The Full Factory Pattern 39. Summary 10. The Abstract Factory Pattern 40. Introduction to the Abstract Factory Pattern 41. Demo 1: Car Manufacturers 42. Demo 2: The Abstract Factory Pattern 43. Summary 11. The Null Pattern 44. Introduction to the Null Pattern 45. Demo 46. Summary 12. Course Summary 47. Design Patterns Covered 48. Summary of Summaries Our members see more. Join us! ------------- Our members see more. Join us!
