TypeScript Design Patterns

Name: TypeScript Design Patterns
Rating: 4.5 (1290 reviews)

Object oriented design patterns allow you to write better and more flexible software!

Free tutorial

(1,290 ratings)

31,844 students

48min of on-demand video

Created by Xavier Decuyper

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Use object oriented design patterns to write better and more flexible software.

Requirements

Basic knowledge of object oriented programming
Basic knowledge of TypeScript/JavaScript (or any other OO language)

Description

Object oriented design patterns help you create more robust and flexible software. In this course I will show you how to use these patterns in TypeScript.

Design patterns are best practices that will help you solve common problems in programming. There is no need to solve a generic problem that has been solved many times before.

Simple example: how do you write a system that allows user to order a product and customize some of its features? There are many possible solutions but they probably won't be as flexible as using a decorator pattern.

Who this course is for:

Anyone who wants to learn how to use object oriented design patterns.

Featured review

Daniel D.

169 courses

1 review

3 years ago

Great material. Great instructor. Great learning experience. I loved it! This is an amazingly short and simple illustration of 5 important design patterns that we can use in Typescript. The concepts are now easy to understand thanks to the instructor! The instructor done a great job to simplify the concepts by very good real world examples. Thank you for this free course!

Xavier Decuyper

Full-stack developer & passionate about technology

4.2 Instructor Rating
1,561 Reviews
33,089 Students
3 Courses

Hi everyone, my name is Xavier. I'm really passionate about technology and I love to teach people new things. It's this passion that has led me to creating easy to follow video tutorials. I started out in 2016 with my YouTube channel and so far I have uploaded over 65 videos. I'm listing to everyone's feedback to improve the quality of my videos further.

YouTube is great for video, but it's not ideal for e-learning courses. That's why in 2017 I signed up for Udemy. My ambition is to bring some of my YouTube courses to Udemy for free and to create new series specifically for Udemy.

This is the beginning of a journey, so tag along!