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Some common design patterns in Dot Net
Monday, June 06, 2005 1:32 PM

Implementing the Command Pattern in .Net

Implementing the Command Pattern in .Net Level: Intermediate + to Object Oriented Programming; Beginner + with .Net and C#     The command pattern is a very useful pattern when you want to give your users the ability to do certain
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Implementing the Factory Pattern in .Net

Implementing the Factory Pattern in .Net Level: Beginner + to Object Oriented Programming; Beginner + with .Net and C#     The factory design pattern is very simple. Several other patterns, like the abstract factory pattern, build
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Introduction To Design Patterns and the Singleton Design Pattern in .Net

Implementing the Singleton Design Pattern in .Net Level: Intermediate Level at Object Oriented Programming; Beginner + Level with .Net and C#     Design Patterns are a very useful programming concept that is often forgotten about in
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Monday, June 06, 2005 1:33 AM

Implementing the Proxy Design Pattern In .Net

Level: Beginner + to Object Oriented Programming; Beginner + with .NET and C#     The Proxy design pattern shows a way to do just in time loading of objects that would consume too much memory to keep around, or takes a lot of time
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Monday, June 06, 2005 1:31 AM

Implementing the Visitor Design Pattern In .Net

Implementing the Visitor Design Pattern In .Net Level: Intermediate to Object Oriented Programming; Beginner + with .NET and C#     The visitor design pattern is very useful in situations where normal polymorphism won’t work because
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