Hey Kevin. These videos were recorded when I was a student. I've been thinking that I should record general coding tutorials though. Will keep you posted
Hey guys, I wrote down the code and uploaded it. gist.github.com/heikoter/ece55087748b16a9ce522115b6153bac Actually untested. No java on my mac. Let me know if something is wrong. enjoy.
Brilliantly explained and it will really help if you’ll keep making videos in this pattern where you show real life example then practically do it .... thanks
Please make tutorial on other design patterns. (like: Singleton Patterns, Proxy Patterns, Decorator Patterns, Adapter Patterns, Abstract Factory, Interpreter Patterns Patterns, Factory Method Patterns) more or less please cover "Gang of Four" Design Patterns by Java.
Good tutorial! Just one little point, if you check if two Strings are equal then use .equals instead of .compareTo, because it is better performance wise and also easier to read for others
Hey, Thank you very much for the video. One quick question: the reason you are using type object is the update method is because you might going to have a Shop subject later on or other subjects right? So I'm guessing one solution to this problem is to have a method like yours and use if statements inside, or to have the update method overloaded right?
@@OuanisSeddaoui can you make sure you never do this again? like, I know you do this out of the goodness of your heart, but I'm common curtesy to upload the code. Just dump it in a gist or something. Nothing fancy. It's very annoying to keep skipping back and forth because you didn't catch something or have to literally type it up while you explain it. It's the worst kind of tutorial. You're excused for being great at teaching the subject, but please, never do this again.
@@OuanisSeddaoui Can you just go ahead and retype it out? I mean, I would, but it's kind of a bad track record. I just stumbled upon your resource a second time and found my own comment while looking for the code.
No one has explained this pattern as clearly as you did. Thanks a lot. great tutorial video.
Brilliant video, If ya decide to keep going with tutorials then please theseVideos.Attach(Me)
Hey Kevin. These videos were recorded when I was a student. I've been thinking that I should record general coding tutorials though. Will keep you posted
@@OuanisSeddaoui bro update more... all patterns
Hey guys,
I wrote down the code and uploaded it.
gist.github.com/heikoter/ece55087748b16a9ce522115b6153bac
Actually untested. No java on my mac. Let me know if something is wrong.
enjoy.
your explanation was very clear THX MEN :D
This is a really clear explanation of this pattern
Thanks
Thanks for the tutorial! You made it really easy to understand this pattern :)!
Brilliantly explained and it will really help if you’ll keep making videos in this pattern where you show real life example then practically do it .... thanks
you should have continued with tutorials
Please make tutorial on other design patterns. (like: Singleton Patterns, Proxy Patterns, Decorator Patterns, Adapter Patterns, Abstract Factory, Interpreter Patterns Patterns, Factory Method Patterns) more or less please cover "Gang of Four" Design Patterns by Java.
Really good explanation thanks
well done
Thank u sir ❤️🥰 can u make more video about types of pattern in java plzzz
Very well made
Thank you. Clear and concise.
Very clear explanation! thanks
Thank's a lot. Nice example.
Dude fucking pogchamp, understanded everything. Thanks man
Awesome accent and explanation for an indian youtuber!
Good tutorial!
Just one little point, if you check if two Strings are equal then use .equals instead of .compareTo, because it is better performance wise and also easier to read for others
Great explanation !
Totally understood! Thanks, man!
It is cool explanation. Thank you, dude!
very clearly explained!
Hey,
Thank you very much for the video. One quick question: the reason you are using type object is the update method is because you might going to have a Shop subject later on or other subjects right? So I'm guessing one solution to this problem is to have a method like yours and use if statements inside, or to have the update method overloaded right?
Do you have the code files for this? If you could upload them on github that'd be great.
Sorry I made this and forgot I even made it! Don't think I kept any code or UML for this unfortunately :(
@@OuanisSeddaoui can you make sure you never do this again? like, I know you do this out of the goodness of your heart, but I'm common curtesy to upload the code. Just dump it in a gist or something. Nothing fancy. It's very annoying to keep skipping back and forth because you didn't catch something or have to literally type it up while you explain it. It's the worst kind of tutorial. You're excused for being great at teaching the subject, but please, never do this again.
@@OuanisSeddaoui Can you just go ahead and retype it out? I mean, I would, but it's kind of a bad track record. I just stumbled upon your resource a second time and found my own comment while looking for the code.
@@unlink1649 lmao "you're excused..."
All good man but post office shouldn't send all the letters to the customer for it to check if anyone is his, Confidentiality....
nice
Thanks, man! I tried the same but when I am passing 'Chris' in the mail object, then it is not working.
github.com/guptaprankit96/DesignPatternDemo
good shit
very nice
Hey do you have that UML of subject and observer
Sorry I made this and forgot I even made it! Don't think I kept any code or UML for this unfortunately :(
hi. can you please share the source code of this video?
I'm sorry Morteza I don't have anymore.
Thank you bosss...haha
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