Practical Python Design Patterns: Pythonic Solutions to Common Problems

ISBN-13: 9781484226797 / Angielski / Miękka / 2017 / 350 str.

Wessel Badenhorst

Opis

Become a better, more productive programmer through a series of projects that will help you deeply understand and master each of the design patterns covered. In this book you will learn to write elegant "Pythonic" code to solve common programming problems. You will also experience design thinking, by identifying design patterns that would be helpful given a specific problem or situation.
Python is eating the world. In recent years it has become so much more than a mere object-oriented, scripting language. Design patterns help you think of and solve problems in chunks. They help you to stand on the shoulders of the giants who have come before, instead of having to reinvent the wheel.

What You'll Learn
● Craft cleaner code● Increase your effectiveness as a programmer● Write more "Pythonic" code● Solve bigger problems● Discover optimal solutions to common problems, done in a way that is uniquely "Pythonic."

Who This Book Is For
Programmers who are comfortable with Python. It is also guide for people who have mastered other programming languages and who want to make the transition to Python.

Spis treści

1: Before We Begin

2: Singleton Pattern

3: Prototype Pattern

4: Factory Pattern

5: Builder Pattern

6: Adapter Pattern

7: Decorator Pattern

8: Facade Pattern

9: Proxy Pattern

10: Chain of Responsibility Pattern

11: Command Pattern

12: Interpreter Pattern

13: Iterator Pattern

14: Observer Pattern

15: State Pattern

16: Strategy Pattern

17: Template Method Pattern

18: Visitor Pattern

19: Model View Controller Pattern

20: Publish-Subscribe Pattern

Appendix A: Patterns Quick Reference

O autorze

Wessel Badenhorst is deeply passionate about the process of attaining mastery, especially in the field of programming. The combination of a BSc in computer science and extensive experience in the real world gives him a balanced and practical perspective on programming, and the road every programmer must walk.