Design Patterns in Modern C++

I liked having all GoF design patterns compiled into a big list and having had examples for them in modern C++.

I learnt a lot of new design patterns and can put names to a couple more I've used in the wild.

While this course was focused on design patterns rather than being a tutorial in modern C++, I also improved my knowledge on how to apply features in C++11, 14 and 17 (part of my motivation for taking this course).

I have learned a lot about design patterns and their variants, in addition to other deeper and more useful knowledge about modern C ++ and the Boost libraries that I did not know.

It explains design patterns really easy.

Most of design patterns are based on the original Gang of Four patterns but updated with 20 years of C++ features.

If you need to learn design patterns, do yourself a favor and skip the original book.

A lot of design patterns were described during this course.

Came here to learn design patterns.

Superb course, describing all the design patterns with notes on why they make sense and where!!

Overall an excellent course which gives a very good overview of design patterns in modern C++.

Use of some of the design patterns is not well demonstrated.

Its a modern C++ course, lots of information included Design Pattern and some STL C++ code.

Exceptional Modern C++ Style!!!

A great course to refresh your knowledge in programming design patterns and in modern C++!

The author explains very well all design patterns in GoF book in a clear way using features of modern c++ and some utilities from boost libraries.

Overall I highly recommend it to those interested in design patterns in context of modern C++.

It was informative both regarding design patterns and also modern C++!

Every one interested in c++ advanced development should have this course done Very good explanation and modern c++ Yes It is a very good course.

Excellent material, usage of modern c++, very clear.

Love how we're taking the Gang of Four book and applying it to modern C++.

Great course on the GOF design patterns using modern C++.

No bullshit, it immediately immerses you into modern C++ constructs.

Fast paced course with very interesting examples on modern C++.

Talking too fast.

Way too fast to follow.

The only thing that bother me a little is too fast talking and coding.

But the pace at which the the instructor is talking is a bit too fast for me.

It needs really an experienced people in C++ in general and specially in C++ 11/14 The instructor was too fast, probably assuming the spectators to understand and grasp the concepts with the same pace as the instructor was thinking.

Jumping from one idea to another, talking too fast.... Its very to the point.

At times just bit too fast but manageable.

not clear understand Too fast and also didn't explain why the PersistentManager::save() was made static.

speaking too fast Good explanation by & live demo code.

Moves too fast.

The speaker is too fast.

Nice explanation about factory pattern Too fast !!

Good It is a well explained and properly organized course.

This has been great because I am also figuring out many of the modern C++ features while refreshing my design patterns and general C++ knowledge Very thorough and well explained!

But this is a very good and in-depth course, I like it so far :) Little bit harder than I thought but he is great tutor Instructor well prepared and all the topics are interesting and well explained.

I want you to make a c++ course gear only to quant finance with detailed examples on how you build nerual networks in cpp from scratch Very well explained and good examples - I'm a self-learned coder currently employed and, in many cases, din't know the name of the coding patterns i've used - was feeling dumb in front of the others.

Very well explained , provide good knowledge of design patterns along with modern c++.

(Asking for a course review after first video, come on Udemy, seriously...) Very well explained.

if that can be explained as different header and class files then it would be more useful SOLID principles very well explained!

The Visitor section too was a bit too heavy for me after the first couple of lectures.

At the beginning the pace of course seems a bit too swift, but then you get accustomed to it.

The coding exercises could use some work.

The course is good but with too many coding exercises.

There are a couple slightly rough spots in the coding exercises where they did not quite match the covered topics as closely as I'd like.

But the coding exercises could have been a little more tougher.