Category: Design Pattern

Design Pattern is the best practices for resolving problems in object-oriented software development. There are 23 design patterns which can be classified in 3 categories:

  • Creational pattern
  • Structural pattern
  • Behavioral pattern

    • Ways to implement Proxy Pattern in Node.js

    Sometimes we may want to access indirectly to an object, via a substitute. That substitute is called Proxy. The Proxy Pattern helps us deal with a proxy object and talk to the actual object. In this tutorial, we’re gonna look at 2 ways to implement Proxy Pattern in Node.js:

    • Using custom Proxy Class
    • Using Proxy API

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    How to implement Dependency Injection in Node.js with Example

    Dependency Injection is one form of Inversion of Control technique that supports the Dependency Inversion principle (the last one of SOLID Principles – decoupling software modules). In this tutorial, we’re gonna look at way to implement Dependency Injection pattern in Node.js.

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    How to implement Builder Pattern in Node.js

    When we want to create complicated object which has multiple parts, we can use Builder Pattern that separates the building of these parts. This creational process does not care about how these parts are assembled.

    In this tutorial, we’re gonna look at 2 ways to implement Builder Pattern in Node.js:

    • using Builder function
    • using Builder class

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    How to implement simple Factory Pattern in Node.js

    Instead of using class constructors or new keyword to create an object of a class, we can abstract this process. So, we can determine the type of object at run-time, by the time of generating that class object. The implementation seems like Factory Method, but simpler than Factory Method. This simple Factory is not treated as a standard GoF design pattern, but the approach is common to any place where we want to separate the code that varies a lot from the code that does not vary.

    In this tutorial, ozenero shows you how to do it in NodeJs.

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    Java Prototype Pattern tutorial with example

    In many cases, creating a new instance is a costly operation. Fortunately, we can copy or clone an instance of an existing one instead of creating from scratch. This approach can be done by using Prototype Pattern, one of Creational Patterns.

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