Design Patterns

Build clean, scalable, and secure .NET APIs by applying CQRS and MediatR the right way.

Building Large-Scale Applications with .NET and Angular: A Comprehensive Guide

I thought I knew C# until a tough JP Morgan interview exposed my gaps in design patterns. Discover how I turned failure into mastery with…

Unlocking Unit Testing Efficiency: Harnessing Reusable Self-Explanatory Mocks with .NET Code Samples for Efficient Development

Unlocking Seamless Integration: Navigating the Repository Pattern’s Abstraction Layer Between Data and Business Logic in Your App

What is it: The Generic Repository Design Pattern in C# is used to define common database operations such as Create, Retrieve, Update…

An overview of design patterns and their importance in building software applications.

Repository Pattern Implementation in ASP.NET Core

Implementing a Repository Pattern with Entity Framework

As applications grow in size and complexity, managing the interdependence between subsystems can become challenging. A facade design…

Command Design Pattern is one of the behavioural design patterns used to encapsulate a request as an object, thus enabling to parameterize…

The Unit of Work design pattern is a software design pattern that is widely used in software development. It is a way to group…

According to Gang of Four, it defines a chain of responsibilities to process a request. In other words, pass the request from one object to…

According to Gang of Four, the Mediator pattern encapsulates the object interaction with each other.

According to Gang of Four, observer pattern defines dependency b/w two or more objects. So when one object state changes, then all its…

According to Gang of Four, a creational pattern “Builder” allows to separate and reuse a specific method to build something.

According to Gang of Four, the Adapter Pattern converts the interfaces of a class into interfaces that the client requires.

According to Gang of Four, the pattern adds extra responsibilities to a class object dynamically.