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Design Patterns for EDA & Adobe-Style C++ Systems

How to Spot Pattern Problems in Interviews

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Module 1

Foundations for Real Product Code

What a Design Pattern Actually Is The Cost of Bad Design SOLID Principles in C++Composition vs Inheritance Dependency Inversion in C++How to Spot Pattern Problems in Interviews

Module 2

Creational Patterns Used in Tools & Engines

Singleton Pattern Thread-Safe Singleton Factory Method Factory Ownership with unique_ptr Abstract Factory Builder Pattern Object Pool Pattern

Module 3

Structural Patterns for Large Codebases

Adapter Pattern Bridge Pattern PImpl as a Bridge for ABI Stability Composite Pattern Decorator Pattern Facade Pattern Proxy Pattern

Module 4

Behavioral Patterns That Show Up Constantly

Strategy Pattern Observer Pattern Avoiding Dangling Observers with weak_ptr Command Pattern Undo/Redo with Command Mediator Pattern State Pattern Visitor Pattern

Module 5

Concurrency & Architecture Patterns That Matter

Active Object Pattern Producer-Consumer Pattern Thread Pool Pattern Event Bus Pattern Plugin Architecture Event-Driven Architecture Pipeline Architecture Mock Interview: Design a System Using Patterns

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