Abstract Factory
Overview
The Abstract Factory is a creational pattern, and is used when one would like to return one of several related objects.
Tearing down the complexity… Together
Abstract Factory
Overview
The Abstract Factory is a creational pattern, and is used when one would like to return one of several related objects.
Now that’s we’ve trudged through part 1, it is time to see how to make this a little easier on us.
Who is this for?
This is for anyone who uses Git, but doesn’t know how to use Aliases. I cover what aliases are, and how to use them.
Very rarely do you come across a problem that no one has seen before, and solved. This is a fortunate truth. This means you can stand on the shoulders of giants. One of the ways you can do this is by learning design patterns. Problems these design patterns solve pop up everyday, and by learning the patterns, you’ll learn to recognize them. Happy coding.
Let’s dive in. We’re going to look at some of the things you need to know to use Git. Before long, you’ll be using it comfortably, and will start the journey down the long winding road of version control philosophy. You’ll be thinking about things like when to commit, what to commit, and the story your branch history tells. Before that though, we need to take our baby steps.
Who is this for?
If you know anything about Git, skip me. You’ll be bored to tears. If you have no idea what version control is, and are getting started programming, this is for you.
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