Jeremy Clark: Design Patterns - Episode 270

Join Jeremy Clark, a seasoned developer, teacher, and speaker, as he shares his experiences with technology, socializing as an introvert, and playing the banjo. In addition to working as a corporate developer, a Chief Improvement Officer at a startup, and a contract developer, Jeremy teaches developers through workshops, online courses, tech articles, and conference talks. He primarily works with C# but has also delved into Go and Rust to explore topics such as delegates, concurrency, interfaces, and parallel programming.

In this episode, Jeremy emphasizes the importance of design patterns, demonstrated through Gang of Four, such as Iterator, Observer, Facade, and Proxy. He explains how these patterns can improve communication between developers and recommends resources such as the book, "Head First Design Patterns."

Jeremy discusses how abstraction can contribute to the development of effective patterns and how developers can fall into two distinct states. He also shares changes to his testing philosophy over the years and prioritizes helping developers start with a new codebase.

If you're interested in learning more about design patterns or other relevant topics, Jeremy provides several educational resources and conferences to attend.

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