Design Patterns in JavaScript (Udemy.com)

Excellent overview of all the commonly-used design patterns. Dmitri is a captivating instructor and explained the design patterns adapted specifically for JavaScript, which allowed me to understand how this would work vs. other languages such as C#. The exercises are the right lengths and helped to strengthen my understanding of the concepts. One minor suggestion is strengthening the Jasmine tests. Sometimes I would provide a wrong solution and the tests would still pass. It wasn't obvious until I read the solutions.

Overall a good course, I feel I got a decent overall knowledge about design patterns, most of them I already worked with but wasn't aware of the patterns. I think the coding exercises could be improved, they are often too focused on an low-level implementation of something instead of applying an actual design pattern, sometimes the pattern itself is pre-written, I just have to fill in the algorithm for something. The examples presented in could be a bit closer to real life examples, it felt a bit too "University style" instead of a real business project. To sum up, while certain areas could use an improvement which would make this course more engaging and interesting, in the end I got the information and knowledge I came for.

Some examples were great, some were outdated If you like learning day by day, one lesson after another - you should definitely take this course What can be improved: - The blood comes from my eyes because of brackets and ignoring JS code style agreement - Use Typescript instead of JS - Remove outdated patterns like Interpeter, make room for more examples

I was bored at the beginning because the main idea was "javascript don't have neither interfaces or static clases so we can bend the things and try to simulate the pattern.". But I really enjoyed the explanation of Structural and Behavioral patterns.

I don't give full 5 stars because I think the coding tests could be improved, having some more to train ourselves would be amazing and some are too simple while the lesson is much more complex. I know this isn't an interview training, however, to solidify the concepts in our heads, exercises might be the best way.

Great course! I am working as a developer and have like 4 months of professional experience with, a more than 1 year of self studies, and I can tell to all You that it was something what I was missing. This course made clear for me how some staff in react, node, dom etc work. Great Course! If Your main language is not JavaScript just go for different course of this author! I am sure all of them are perfect!

This is a great course to briefly look at all of the major design patterns. I have seen first hand what shenanigans a development team can get into without strong understanding of design. Anyone looking for a overview and basic implementation for design patterns should take this course.

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Is a deep dive into design patterns with Javascript, although is very easy to follow

Good practice for Javascript developer

Kudos! The Tutor has great language agnostic knowledge of Design Patterns but a few of challenges I am facing in learning here are :
1. Visual learning could have been made better with Diagrams instead of diving directly into code.
2. The Tutor seems to be from non Javascript Background. So the examples are esoteric and not associable for everyday React Developer or Angular developer. They look like Python Example painfully transposed to Javascript world.
3. Particularly when it came to Prototype Design Pattern, the example & Syntax was painful to bear. Could have instead been implemented using :
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn/JavaScript/Objects/Object_prototypes
https://scotch.io/tutorials/demystifying-es6-classes-and-prototypal-inheritance

This course definitely should use Typescript.