Learning C# Design Patterns

I have tried some books as well as other online resources to learn about design patterns and this course was by far the best overview I have found.

This course at least gives a brief overview of the Design Patterns of the "Gang of Four" (GoF) with short examples.

This was a great refresher on Design Patterns.

Excellent explanation of design patterns using theory and practice.

Great overview of GoF design patterns, each with working example code.

It is this last part (the conceptual explanation) that I was really wanting because I knew once I 'saw' this in my head clearly I would not need to really pay attention to the code details (often the ONLY way design patterns are taught) or memorize anything because in the end these things are often almost common sense-ish in that I (and I imagine all developers with any real world experience) have in one way or another already discovered or 'stumbled upon' these patterns already as a solution to a problem faced; There just was no label.

Now, this scary and daunting thing (design patterns) that I thought was way over my head just needed to be explained in a way that allowed for what knowledge I already had in my head to be understood and integrated with the vernacular of the profession.

Any level of expertise so long is it is coupled with the curiosity to see what design patterns are really all about will benefit greatly from this class.

The course is a concise and clear introduction to design patterns.

Clear and basic - if you are having trouble grasping design patterns in C#, or if you are new to them, then this is the perfect course.

Good overview of design patterns.

Best Course I ever had on Design Patterns!

Each pattern is described with a simple example.

While the examples are not in-depth, they provide the basic ideology for each pattern.

The author briefly explains each pattern with class diagrams and illustrates the pattern with working code.

Code examples helped a lot to understand each pattern.

So far its all very clear and well structured but not exactly mind blowing.

Very clear explanation Really great course.