This decorator design pattern is it the same used in nestjs or angular with @ ?? Or maybe in other languages to add more properties to the original object
Hello thank you for the video , for now no need for the book written by the gang of four You are the gang of four 😂😂 Ok , i want to know something can you go deep in opensource projects maybe we can discuss how they implement this feature , this helper functionn.... And for performance purposes are functions better or classes , and why typeof CustomClass and typeof Function the two of them return function hhhh crazy js news Thank you a lot , بارك الله فيك
I would like to mention, that it depends on what you mean by "use". For example, in modern JS development with React (and all it's helper libs) and nodejs - singletons are everywhere starting from ES modules. But I never had to manually define Singleton.
I like the builder method , for now i am using nestjs so i am using singeleton and dependency injection by default 😅 , there is also the dependency inversion you didn't explain it yet its also used in nestjs
12:48 got me checking my wifi😂😂
True , i taught it was a bug detected in the code 😂
Ah damn hahaha there was a loud car passing by and I forgot to cut out that segment 😄
This decorator design pattern is it the same used in nestjs or angular with @ ??
Or maybe in other languages to add more properties to the original object
Yes, it is the @ from Angular! I’m not familiar with Nest.js so can’t tell for sure 😀
Hello thank you for the video , for now no need for the book written by the gang of four
You are the gang of four 😂😂
Ok , i want to know something can you go deep in opensource projects maybe we can discuss how they implement this feature , this helper functionn....
And for performance purposes are functions better or classes , and why typeof CustomClass and typeof Function the two of them return function hhhh crazy js news
Thank you a lot , بارك الله فيك
Thanks ahahah!
I will make a video on performance in JS which will hopefully cover those!
The video is out 😎
Am patiently waiting for your rabbitmq video
Coming soon!
Which of these design patterns do you use the most?
I would like to mention, that it depends on what you mean by "use". For example, in modern JS development with React (and all it's helper libs) and nodejs - singletons are everywhere starting from ES modules. But I never had to manually define Singleton.
I like the builder method , for now i am using nestjs so i am using singeleton and dependency injection by default 😅 , there is also the dependency inversion you didn't explain it yet its also used in nestjs
Hey brow can you teach DDD(domain driven design in typescript)
Good brilliant question thank you bro
Coming next week!
@@SoftwareDeveloperDiaries Along with clean architecture please