Video Description
Write efficient and resilient Node.js applications using industry-standard software design patterns
About This Video
- Learn, understand, and implement industry-standard software design patterns in Node.js applications
- Grasp the concept and implement practical solutions in your Node.js applications
- All code shown has been tested and is compatible with Node.js 10.8.0 and above
In Detail
When writing Node.js applications, it’s absolutely imperative that we employ battle-tested guidelines that can help us write efficient and resilient code. These guidelines are known as design patterns. Design patterns are an important part of software development and are a proven way of solving a given problem.
In this course, you’ll take a comprehensive look at industry-standard design patterns, identify challenges that you would commonly encounter while designing and developing software, and implement solutions in Node.js applications. The efficacy of these patterns has been proven over time and a lot of these standard patterns can be implemented when writing JavaScript apps with Node.js.
By implementing design patterns, you can write code that is crafted for efficiency and reusability and is resilient against errors and typical pitfalls that result from poorly written code.
All the code and supporting files for this course are available on GitHub at: https://github.com/PacktPublishing/Node.js-Design-Patterns-v-
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Table of Contents
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Chapter 1 : Core Design Patterns
- The Course Overview 00:03:01
- What Are Design Patterns? 00:03:52
- Singletons 00:06:47
- Factories – Generic Interface for Creating Objects 00:07:28
- Building Object in Steps – Builder Design 00:09:14
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Chapter 2 : Control Flow Patterns
- Avoiding Callback Hell 00:04:38
- Using Promises 00:07:26
- Using Async/Await 00:05:37
- Generators 00:07:30
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Chapter 3 : Module Design Patterns
- Revealing Module Pattern 00:04:56
- Dependency Injection 00:06:35
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Chapter 4 : Structural Design Patterns
- Proxy 00:08:51
- Adapter Pattern 00:07:19
- Decorator 00:09:17
- Composite 00:08:20
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Chapter 5 : Behavioral Design Patterns
- Strategy 00:06:23
- Command 00:10:29
- Observers 00:08:05
- Middleware 00:07:19
- Template 00:04:32
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Chapter 6 : Messaging Patterns
- Request – Reply 00:08:23
- Publisher – Subscriber 00:09:27