Design patterns are an essential topic for object-oriented programmers, like Java and C++ developers. It becomes even more important as your experience grows because everybody starts expecting a lot more from you in terms of w…
In the realm of microservices architecture, designing efficient communication between front-end applications and the back-end services is crucial. The Backend for Front-End (BFF) pattern has emerged as a useful architectural…
Singleton Pattern is one of the famous design patterns from the Gang of Four. Even though nowadays it is considered as an anti-pattern, it has served us well in the past. In the Singleton pattern, a class has just one instance t…
Though both Proxy and Decorator pattern looks very similar to each other structurally, there are some key differences between them. Main difference between Decorator and Proxy patterns comes from their Intent. Proxy word has a lo…
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The Decorator design pattern is one of the famous Gang of Four (GOF) structural design patterns, which provides a dynamic way of extending an object's functionality. It's different than the traditional way of adding ne…