This course focuses on programming patterns, which are repeatable templates that help design efficient software systems in enterprise environments. The course aims to advance the skills of experienced programmers (Mid to Senior level) who have at least three years of experience. It highlights the importance of recognizing high-quality software systems, which often utilize these patterns.
Programming patterns, borrowed from architecture, describe essential structural elements that contribute to the creation of functional buildings, paralleling how they aid in developing effective software systems. Mastery of these patterns is presented as a “superpower” that allows developers to assess and enhance software systems.
The course includes lectures on the concept and origins of patterns, domain logic, data handling templates, ORM patterns, presentation patterns, complex patterns, distribution patterns, offline concurrency patterns, session state patterns, and base patterns. Ideal students should be proficient in at least one object-oriented programming language and possess the ambition to grow as IT professionals.