Your concise guide to implementing popular design patterns with Java EE 8
Patterns! Patterns!! Patterns!!!
Design patterns are a very import concept in modern software development. There are a number of very popular patterns that have been tried and tested over the years. The Gang of Four (GoF) design patterns especially, have stood the test of time. This course aims at teaching you how to implement the most popular of the GoF design patterns using nothing but the Java EE standards API.
You will learn how to implement the
Singleton Pattern
Observer Pattern
Abstract Factory Pattern
Decorator Pattern
Factory Method Pattern
As well as gain a fair idea of how the Java EE platform itself implements the
Façade Pattern
Object Pool Pattern
Proxy Pattern
This course is packed with code samples and in-depth explanations of the use of all the Java EE API constructs.
So you've ever desired to be able to incorporate design patterns into your project, or get a fair idea of how to realize them using the pure Java EE APIs without any third party libraries, then enroll in this course and be on your way to design pattern mastery with Java EE 8!
Signup now and #beAble to implement modern design patterns with Java EE 8!
See you in class.
Implement the Singleton Pattern with Java EE APIs
Implement the Observer Pattern with Java EE APIs
Implement the Abstract Factory Pattern with Java EE APIs
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Hello there! Thanks for checking out my profile. My name is Luqman, a Java EE developer with Pedantic Devs. I have been doing software development for close to a decade. I started with PHP and now do Java EE full time.My goal on Udemy is to help you get productive with the powerful, modern, intuitive and easy to use Java...
There are no side explanation about the other IDE applications.
Basic topics.
I have Ubuntu 16, Java SE 8 and Intellij. Now I am not sure what exactly I need to install and in what sequence. The current stable Glassfish verison is 4.1.2 but in the course Luqman mentions version 5. The video about Netbeans shows Glassfish 4.1.1. Do I have to install first Java EE 8 and then Glassfish or doesn't it matter?
Really good topic for me! I really enjoy design issues and this course greatly revealed how to make my java code more maintainable and flexible! Thank you very much!
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Ryan W.
Loving this course, easy to understand and apply the knowledge.