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Applying Design Patterns for Real World Problems using Ruby

This course applies various design patterns to develop a smart home system in Ruby, showcasing the practical use of patterns to solve real-world problems. Additionally, you'll be presented with a problem statement and asked to apply design patterns to solve it.

Ruby

4 lessons

11 practices

Less than 2 hours

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Applying Factory Method and Adapter Patterns for Smart Home Devices

Implementing the Factory Method Pattern in Ruby

Implementing a Smart Home System with Adapter Pattern in Ruby

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