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Design Patterns
Software design is more than code—it’s about building solutions that last. This series explores **10 essential design patterns** used by top engineers to create scalable, maintainable systems. From the **Singleton’s control** to the **Strategy pattern’s adaptability**, you’ll discover when and how to apply these patterns effectively. **Ready to sharpen your architecture skills? Let’s dive in.**


Repository: The Librarian
Repository: The Librarian
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Strategy: The Toolbox
Strategy: The Toolbox
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Prototype: The Clone Wars
Prototype: The Clone Wars
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Adapter: Round Pegs in Square Holes
Adapter: Round Pegs in Square Holes
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Command: Control Yourself
Command: Control Yourself
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Proxy: The Gatekeeper
Introduction The Proxy pattern acts as a surrogate or placeholder for another object, controlling access while adding extra functionality...
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Observer: Notifications Keeping Systems in Sync
Observer: Notifications Keeping Systems in Sync
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Builder: The Assembly Line for Custom Object Creation
Builder: The Assembly Line for Custom Object Creation
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Factory: The Blueprint for Scalable Object Creation
Factory: The Blueprint for Scalable Object Creation
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Singleton: The Architect Overseeing Your Software’s State
Singleton: The Architect Overseeing Your Software’s Core State
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Mastering Design Patterns: Build Smarter, Scalable, and Stronger Software
Mastering Design Patterns: Build Smarter, Scalable, and Stronger Software
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Feb 221 min read
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