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How do you make such presentation and animation in video?

good video but im just getting a headache trying to understand that accent. maybe a tts voice could be better perhaps?

Wow, Thank you very much for such an easy to understand and well explained tutorial.

This is what I want the algoritm to recommend to me, not some streamer reacting to some hacker news drama. Or some animated video of new pay to win AI that is advertised to be great because it can generate a html button in some frontend framework.

One of the most understandable explanation of Design Patterns I've ever seen

awesome stuff . you might wanna consider cutting back on the constant background music tho

You have done an excellent job, brother. Please create more resourceful video like this. Best of luck

Amazing work, so complete and clear. Thank you very much!

I appreciate the hard work in creating this video. Can you an AI tool for the voiceover in future videos? There are many moments when I can't understand you because of your accent and the way you pronounce words.

Trust me, your gonna reach to a million subscribers very soon. The way you explain these complex design patterns is so good and easy to understand, KEEP IT UP !!!

I do really appreciate the time given to and the quality of obtained animations - really good work.

Well done

Amazing explanation, engaging editing and content perfecly covered, thank you.

Great video, you helped me understand it in less than five minutes!

i love it man, you just got a new subscriber! keep up the good work 🫡🫡

Where did you get the sprite sheet for the Flyweight design pattern?

The answer is type casting, not pattern matching

OOPs

Just a small production critique. These videos really don't need a backing track. Granted, it was very quiet, but if you can hear it, it is a distraction and does not aid the learner.

thanks for the video, would love a more detailed version

So basically, almost every pattern leads to increased complexity of a code. Great tutorial on design patterns, thank you! I'm sure you've put a lot of work into this video.

Your videos are great. Keep up the good work.

Short, simple, straight to point, good video

Explain Replica as well.

thanks for the video.

may my servers never crash indeed

This is a very well polished video for a small channel

With a dictionary of size 2^46 (6:18), you'll have the average word length rise to at least 10, and the longest word probably scales similarly.

My favorite game :) Thanks for the new video!

That's the most useful explanation of the algorithms I ever seen!

this is such an amazing video for this topic i can clearly see how much hard work would have gone to edit animate teach and present great vid

Really cool format!👍

such a good video!! thank you so much

Wow, the algorithms! Nice ❤

Really nice explanation, looking forward to see more episodes

Really really nice format! Rythm, music, graphics and explanations.. Kind of artistic! Great, thanks!

Amazing work! Not only great explanation but also appreciate the animations and overall production quality.

Great content as always! You deserve a lot more views, keep up the good work!)

great video!👍🏻

i like this new format

Nice content! Keep going 💪

Great explanation; consider adding an example with code.

Very well presented!❤

at 35:17, getting all the data at once is not good for performance, segregating into API is a better approach.

At 21:39 I could just create simple classes like Bank1, Bank2, why add adapter to them?

For the problem 2:32 the strategy pattern can also be used.

It resembles an observer pattern. like the mediator has a signal method and all the devices are kind of subscribed to that mediator.

Hi! Really love your videos, very understandable and nice to watch. I think that in this example a removePartN() group of methods should be added to the builder interface, otherwise it would be impossible to remove products form a pizza after being added, or am I missing something?

Thanks so much for this. I actually understood almost every pattern you mentioned in the video thanks.