5 posts tagged with "creational-patterns"

The objective of this post is to explain and show how to implement the Singleton Pattern in a basic way.

Pre-requisites​

Check all the description and information related to the Singleton Pattern and return here to see a practical example.

Description​

In your immersive fantasy game, players embark on epic quests across mystical realms, each connected by magical portals. These portals serve as gateways between worlds, allowing adventurers to traverse vast landscapes, encounter mythical creatures, and uncover ancient treasures.

However, there's a problem lurking in the enchanted fabric of your game world: every time a new portal object is created, a new portal springs into existence. This seemingly innocuous behavior soon spirals into chaos as the game progresses:

The objective of this post is to explain and show how to implement the Abstract Factory Pattern in a basic way.

Pre-requisites​

Check all the description and information related to the Abstract Factory Pattern and return here to see a practical example.

Description​

You're crafting an immersive gaming experience where players are transported to a vibrant world filled with diverse civilizations. Two of these civilizations stand out: the Technocrats, with their sleek, futuristic technology, and the Druids, guardians of ancient wisdom and nature's secrets.

The objective of this post is to explain and show how to implement the Prototype Pattern in a basic way.

Pre-requisites​

Check all the description and information related to the Prototype Pattern and return here to see a practical example.

Description​

Let's suppose that we are using a graphic design tool like Adobe Illustrator or Sketch.

In these applications, users often create complex graphical objects like icons, logos, or illustrations, which can have various configurations and styles. Rather than creating each graphical object from scratch every time a user wants to use it, the Prototype Pattern can be employed to clone existing objects.

The objective of this post is to explain and show how to implement the Builder Pattern in a basic way.

Pre-requisites​

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Description​

In the world of Konosuba, building an effective adventuring party is no easy feat! You need to consider various roles, attributes, and maybe even questionable quirks. The Builder pattern provides a flexible solution to create personalized adventurers.

The objective of this post is to explain and show how to implement the Factory Pattern in a basic way.

Pre-requisites​

Check all the description and information related to the Factory Pattern and return here to see a practical example.

Description​

Suppose a company has different levels of employees: Junior, Mid-Level and Senior. Each level has a different base salary. We want to implement a system that calculates the salary of an employee according to his seniority.