After watching several videos and headfirst java book i had zero idea of the core of this pattern. This video cleared all my doubts and understood completely to an extent now, i am very comfortable to use this in my real code. Thanks a lot.❤❤❤
Very clear explanation Thanks. I took a paid course on other platform but finally ended up here and this is concise and quick to follow 😄. One Query: Here is client is calling both the factory methods, I think the UniversityFactory class should have had the logic to create the admit card. We could have passed the course and marks to UniveristyFactory which could have selected the college and instantiated the admit card by passing the other parameter to the AdmitCard class. Please let me know your thoughts on this.
I don't think the code is following open closed principle, the code should be open to extension but closed to modification, if we needed to add a new university, more branched if-else statements will have to be written, which is a clear violation of the open closed principle, great video nonetheless!
As usual, great content and explanation. Just wondering can you please list out which all patterns you are going to cover in this playlist ? And how soon are you targeting to complete that list ? Actually I am preparing for this design patterns and so far I found your content to be the best among all content creators, so eagerly waiting for more patterns which will be covered. 🤞😇
Thanks for your appreciation Sahil. We cannot guarantee any date as of now. But yeah 1 video will be released every week in the playlist. So you can keep learning with that.
I found this video confusing because you've combined the Factory Method and Abstract Factory patterns in the same example. By default the Abstract Factory pattern can work without the Factory MEthod pattern. GOF book describes a clear example for the Abstract Factory pattern.
It will be helpful if you could also mention what programming languages supports which design pattern. I don’t think what java supports we can apply same in python. Just a thought I may be wrong. Thanks
In the first video of design patterns series you explained the scope for Factory method pattern is Class but for Abstract method pattern is Object. Can you explain that?. Both looks kinda same to me.
Hi, Thanks for the informative videos. I have one scenario can you suggest which is this design pattern is best for it or not. Suppose I have one website like swiggy or zomato. There we have different payment methods like upi, debit card, credit card, pay later, cash on delivery and as we know we have various vendors for it like for upi ve have gpay, bharat pay, for payment gateway we have razorpay, stripe etc) and merchant have option to show one or more payment methods and which ever vendor merchant want to choose can choose it to accept the payment is it a good to you this abstract factor design pattern or is there any other pattern which best fit to this scenario
Hi Yogita, can you please upload the code online and share the code url in the description. So that we can also try manipulating the code for the given design pattern.
After watching several videos and headfirst java book i had zero idea of the core of this pattern. This video cleared all my doubts and understood completely to an extent now, i am very comfortable to use this in my real code. Thanks a lot.❤❤❤
Your videos has best explanation of abstract factory Design pattern.
Thank you 🔥much better explained than many of the paid courses.
Thank you for the nice explanation, this time i got the exact concept of Factory design concept. Haven been following your channel a lot
Nice explaination. Request you to kindly share the code of the example showed in the video
Very clear explanation Thanks. I took a paid course on other platform but finally ended up here and this is concise and quick to follow 😄.
One Query: Here is client is calling both the factory methods, I think the UniversityFactory class should have had the logic to create the admit card. We could have passed the course and marks to UniveristyFactory which could have selected the college and instantiated the admit card by passing the other parameter to the AdmitCard class.
Please let me know your thoughts on this.
Very productive time of today by watching this video..
I don't think the code is following open closed principle, the code should be open to extension but closed to modification, if we needed to add a new university, more branched if-else statements will have to be written, which is a clear violation of the open closed principle, great video nonetheless!
As usual, great content and explanation. Just wondering can you please list out which all patterns you are going to cover in this playlist ? And how soon are you targeting to complete that list ? Actually I am preparing for this design patterns and so far I found your content to be the best among all content creators, so eagerly waiting for more patterns which will be covered. 🤞😇
Thanks for your appreciation Sahil. We cannot guarantee any date as of now. But yeah 1 video will be released every week in the playlist. So you can keep learning with that.
@@sudocode Mam please complete remaining video of solid principles. Your explanation is amazing 👍
Good analogy.But it will be more helpful if the code is smaller to understand
I found this video confusing because you've combined the Factory Method and Abstract Factory patterns in the same example. By default the Abstract Factory pattern can work without the Factory MEthod pattern. GOF book describes a clear example for the Abstract Factory pattern.
very well articulated , thanks for the video
Very nice. Thank you for sharing. 💛
It will be helpful if you could also mention what programming languages supports which design pattern. I don’t think what java supports we can apply same in python. Just a thought I may be wrong. Thanks
In the first video of design patterns series you explained the scope for Factory method pattern is Class but for Abstract method pattern is Object. Can you explain that?. Both looks kinda same to me.
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your explanation is very good
Hi, Thanks for the informative videos.
I have one scenario can you suggest which is this design pattern is best for it or not.
Suppose I have one website like swiggy or zomato. There we have different payment methods like upi, debit card, credit card, pay later, cash on delivery and as we know we have various vendors for it like for upi ve have gpay, bharat pay, for payment gateway we have razorpay, stripe etc) and merchant have option to show one or more payment methods and which ever vendor merchant want to choose can choose it to accept the payment is it a good to you this abstract factor design pattern or is there any other pattern which best fit to this scenario
Thank you so much for these videos
no link of github is there of your code in description
Very nice explanation of abstract factory. Please share link of code snippet.
Have you got the code snippet , Please share
Excellent
Hi Yogita, can you please upload the code online and share the code url in the description. So that we can also try manipulating the code for the given design pattern.
Beautiful
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well done