Common design patterns
Recently, my dad retired and found comfort in his passion of cooking. He has his own set of spices that he does not even share with my mom. From chicken to chickpeas, whatever dishes he prepares have a typical hint of his signature masala mix. He argues that the flavor is not about the spices he uses, but the pattern he applies to mix his spices while designing his recipes.
So, what is a design pattern? In software engineering parlance, it is generally a piece of pseudo-code that represents a generic solution that can be reused while developing applications to avoid reinventing-wheel scenarios. A common example would be the functionality of passcode-based user-authentication. Most applications require this basic functionality ...
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