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.NET Design Patterns training course

Design better more robust .NET applications using common Design Patterns

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Our .NET Design Patterns training course will show you how you can use commonly used Design patterns to solve common problems when designing an application or system. It is an Expert-led practical course with plenty of demos, discussion and interaction

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Describe many of the standard GOF patterns
List many of the principal patterns found in .NET applications
Use .NET patterns in application design
Learn assessing a given pattern’s fit in a given context
Describe how these patterns can be implemented
Use patterns to maximise cohesion and minimise coupling
Go through Case Studies and Exercises

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Introduction

What are Patterns and Pattern Languages?
Patterns and Anti-Patterns.
Pattern Categories (Creation, Structural, Behavioural)
Use of Patterns to improve design
What are Cohesion and Couple?
Improve maintainability through the application of patterns

Standard GOF Patterns

Investigate and implement a number of Patterns:
   Builder Pattern
   Singleton Pattern
   Façade Pattern
   Adapter Pattern
   Iterator Pattern
   Command Pattern
   Observer Pattern

Patterns for User Interface

Consider alternative patterns
Investigate and implement a number of UI Patterns:
MVC
MVVM

Patterns for Larger UI Applications

Investigate the use and implementation of patterns used within User Interfaces, including:
   Pipes and Filters
   Repository Pattern
   Unit of Work Pattern
Consider alternative patterns and implementations in context
Using Patterns to help design and maintainability

Distribution and Structural Patterns

Examine the impact on .NET design of distribution, services, partitioning, transactions and other ‘structural’ concerns.
Explore the patterns that can be introduced to overcome some of the issues associated with these technical aspects of the system