Design Patterns in C#

Name: Design Patterns in C#
Rating: 4.74 (421 reviews)
Author: Daniel Kreppel

By: Daniel Kreppel

A reference app for Design Patterns in C# programming language.

Features & Capabilities

Design Patterns in C# is a lightweight and fast reference application tailored for developers working with the C# programming language. It provides an organized catalog of common design patterns, which are proven solutions to frequent design challenges encountered in software development.

Users can easily navigate the application by filtering content by category or searching topics, descriptions, or specific code snippets. This makes it an effective tool for both learning design patterns and applying them efficiently in C# projects.

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1.0.0 Last updated: 2019-04-18

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2018-01-24

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2026-07-04

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Developed by:

Daniel Kreppel

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https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.myapp.designpatternscs

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dk*****@gmail.com

User Reviews

Pros

Excellent reference for design patterns with useful examples.
No ads, making it a clean experience.
Easy to use and helpful for both beginners and professionals.
Crisp and clear explanations of design patterns.
Great UI and user experience.

Cons

Issues with the search functionality.
Some users experienced problems with buttons not being clickable.
Request for additional design patterns and clarifications.
Zoom functionality for code examples is lacking.
Incompatible with older devices.

Recent reviews

It appears that the given, failing Liskov example actually succeeds as the subtype is correct: 10x10 = 100. And the Dependency Inversion (DIP), both create IExecutable and, in Main, swap the variable's type definition with the abstractions: IExecutable exec = new Executable();.