Design Patterns

Understanding the Adapter Design Pattern in C#

Bridging incompatible interfaces with the power of design the Adapter Pattern in C#

Oct 23 •

Kanaiya Katarmal

Understanding the Decorator Design Pattern

Enhancing Object Behavior Dynamically Without Modifying Existing Code

Aug 18 •

Kanaiya Katarmal

🛠️ Fluent Builder Design Pattern in C#: Clean, Readable, and Maintainable Object Creation

Readable, maintainable, and scalable: The power of Fluent Builders.

Jul 30 •

Kanaiya Katarmal

⚙️ Mastering the Unit of Work Pattern in C# with Entity Framework Core

"Do everything or do nothing." — That’s the promise of the Unit of Work pattern.

Jul 5 •

Kanaiya Katarmal

How the Generic Repository Pattern Helps Reduce Code in ASP.NET Core API

Explore how the generic repository pattern reduces boilerplate and promotes consistency.

Jul 3 •

Kanaiya Katarmal

Template Method Pattern in C# — A Practical Guide

A behavioral design pattern that defines the structure of an algorithm in a base class while allowing subclasses to override specific steps for flexible…

Jul 2 •

Kanaiya Katarmal

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