SSSouvik Suralindesign-pattern.hashnode.dev00Design Patterns for Software EngineeringMar 4 · 5 min read · Introduction As developers grow from writing basic code to building scalable systems, one realization becomes clear: Writing code that works is easy.Writing code that scales, evolves, and remains maiJoin discussion
SSSouvik Suralindesign-pattern.hashnode.dev00Builder Design PatternMar 3 · 4 min read · Why Builder Pattern Exists When creating complex objects, constructors can become messy. Example: User user = new User("Souvik", 25, "Kolkata", "India", "Developer", true, false); Problems: Hard to Join discussion
SSSouvik Suralindesign-pattern.hashnode.dev00Decorator Design PatternMar 3 · 4 min read · Why Decorator Pattern Exists In real applications, we often need to add extra functionality to an object. Examples: Adding logging to a service Adding authentication to a controller Adding compressJoin discussion
SSSouvik Suralindesign-pattern.hashnode.dev00Observer Design PatternMar 3 · 4 min read · Why Observer Pattern Exists In real systems, objects often depend on other objects’ state changes. Examples: When stock price changes → update dashboards When order is placed → send email + SMS + upJoin discussion
SSSouvik Suralindesign-pattern.hashnode.dev00Strategy Design Pattern Mar 3 · 4 min read · Why Strategy Pattern Exists In real applications, we often need to change behavior at runtime. Examples: Different payment processing logic Different discount calculation strategies Different sortiJoin discussion