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Today, we start enriching this series with Structural Design Patterns, and the first one we are going to detail and implement is none other than the Adapter Pattern.
Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction
00:20 What is the Adapter Pattern?
01:38 Adapter Pattern Implementation
03:02 The Adapter Pattern Class Diagram
04:13 Recap
04:51 Thanks for Watching!
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[@geekific]

Wow! Thank you so much :) Glad you liked it!

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1st time -Watch video -> Ayeein 2nd time watch video -> Clearly understands the concept

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[@geekific]

Thanks for the support :) Will do!

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[@richardcarberry831]

This intermediate object(adapter) can also be used to provide a stable interface for similar components with different interfaces. But I guess that's a combination of the polymorphism and adapter patterns.

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Good stuff I liked the real life example

[@geekific]

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[@Boyarsskiy]

Hi, i think in 2:54 you should write: new FancyUIServiceAdapter(fancyUIService); With FancyUIService instance in constructor argument.

[@geekific]

Hello! check 2:49 (the whole point is to not do that)!

[@Boyarsskiy]

I'm confused, how you will be test it in your unit tests? With DI you can mock FancyUIService, and test only adapter logic.

[@jigardoshi2852]

your videos are good, but at certain point I felt there is no breather. I had to pause the video to go over some details.
Another point I miss is when to use which pattern. I feel sometimes there could be multiple ways of moving forward but which pattern to chose for simplicity ? is there some kind of rule that explains that ?

[@geekific]

Thanks! You know I always try to work on that, but it is so hard to pick a pace that suits everyone!!
Concerning the "when" to use each pattern, I try to always start my videos with an example and then transform it using the pattern in question, kind of a before-after experience thought this might help, and yes you are right most of the time there are multiple patterns you can use and apply in a situation :)