On Tuesday, 11 November 2025 at 07:50:05 UTC, Serg Gini wrote:
Different code has different purposes.
Also different languages desire less or more patters.
Patterns were mostly designed for Java/corporate world.
Maybe C# as well.
But not all code is like that. There is no "silver bullet" and
patterns are definitely not that as well.
More like they were distilled from all code zoo there was, not
created/designed for a specific language or corporate world.
They are useful as a shortcut to tell some approach to your
design, instead of having explain in entire paragraph what you'd
like to do.
Imho, basic patterns that were distilled from OOP (gang of four
book for example) are not necesarily tied to OOP, and can be done
in other design paradigms as well. For example chain of
responsibility, can be done with just functions, or command
pattern can use simple structs/functions with DbI.
