Design Patterns in C#

A reference app for Design Patterns in C# programming language.

Design Patterns in C# - Quick Reference App

"Design Patterns in C#" is an essential Android app designed as a quick reference for software developers. It provides easy access to a variety of design patterns, allowing users to filter content by category or search for specific topics, descriptions, and code snippets. This app serves as a practical tool to understand and implement recurring solutions to common software design problems, making it invaluable for both beginners and experienced programmers.
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Users: 67,759
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Rating: 4.73
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Version: 1.0.0 (Last updated: 2019-04-18)
Creation date: 2018-01-24

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App summary

This aplication aims to be a basic and fast reference for Design Patterns in C# programming language. You can filter the content by category or you can search the content based on topics, descriptions or a specific code.
Design Patterns are used as solutions to problems which frequently occurs in software design.

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Pros
  • Excellent reference for design patterns with useful examples.
  • No ads, making it a clean experience.
  • Easy to use and helpful for both beginners and professionals.
  • Crisp and clear explanations of design patterns.
  • Great UI and user experience.
Cons
  • Issues with the search functionality.
  • Some users experienced problems with buttons not being clickable.
  • Request for additional design patterns and clarifications.
  • Zoom functionality for code examples is lacking.
  • Incompatible with older devices.
Most mentioned
  • No ads
  • Helpful examples
  • Good reference for design patterns
User reviews
It appears that the given, failing Liskov example actually succeeds as the subtype is correct: 10x10 = 100. And the Dependency Inversion (DIP), both create IExecutable and, in Main, swap the variable's type definition with the abstractions: IExecutable exec = new Executable();.
by Kelsey Smith, 2023-08-27

Very very good, i wish i had it in college 😭. Super simple and helpful 🥰
by I am Not (INot), 2022-12-26

Excellent reference for design patterns with useful examples too. Works smoothly and best if all its free.
by Gareth Ar, 2022-10-28
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