Efficient solutions for proven challenges: Design Patterns training

Why reinvent the wheel? The wheel is one of the oldest and most important inventions of mankind – whoever reinvents it solves a problem that has long been solved. The situation is similar in software development: design patterns offer proven solutions to recurring challenges. They not only save time and promote the quality of the software, but also make teamwork easier. Systems that use common design patterns are easier for developers and architects to understand and can be expanded more efficiently. Our two-day training course provides practical knowledge about the application of design patterns in software development. Participants learn how to use design patterns to make well-founded design decisions and sustainably improve the quality of their software projects. A mixture of case studies, exercises, lectures and discussions ensures a varied learning process, which is supplemented by programming examples – but without carrying out direct coding tasks. At the end of the training, participants understand the meaning and benefits of design patterns and are able to use them in a targeted manner. With this knowledge, you can develop long-lasting, maintainable and collaborative software solutions that are both technically and economically convincing.

Training Content: Design Patterns

Our training provides comprehensive knowledge of architecture and design patterns, which are essential building blocks of modern software development. You will not only learn what design patterns are and how they are used, but also their role in improving the maintainability, scalability and reliability of your software.

After an introduction to the basics and categories of design patterns, we will deal intensively with various architectural patterns. These include data-oriented approaches, service-oriented architectures such as microservices, interaction-oriented models such as Model-View-Controller (MVC), hierarchical structures such as layers and hardware-oriented patterns. We also cover control flow models such as pipes and filters as well as patterns for distribution and virtualization.

A central part of the training is the detailed presentation of selected design patterns, divided into:

• Creational patterns such as the factory method,
• Structural patterns such as adapters,
• Behavioral patterns such as event sourcing and Command,
• Stability patterns such as Bulkhead,
• Latency patterns such as Circuit Breaker.

These patterns help you to efficiently solve recurring challenges and develop high-quality software architectures.