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title: "Comment by Apoorv Tyagi on \"Are design patterns still relevant?\" | Hashnode"
description: "Amazing article Mario Cervera 👍 I didn't know that this is even a question whether design patterns are relevant or not. Design patterns are even taught in"
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Comment [Are design patterns still relevant?](https://hashnode.com/posts/are-design-patterns-still-relevant/5feb60d2017ebb59232d9e42)

[Apoorv Tyagi](https://hashnode.com/@apoorvtyagi)

[Dec 30, 2020](https://hashnode.com/posts/are-design-patterns-still-relevant/5feb60d2017ebb59232d9e42/comment/5fec8611b2cf2458fe324935)

Amazing article [Mario Cervera](https://hashnode.com/@macerub) 👍

I didn't know that this is even a question whether design patterns are relevant or not.

Design patterns are even taught in CS degrees (not very detail though). So I always assumed that they're important as they're helpful to solve problems whose solution has been thought through already plus you added another 4 good points here in this article.

[Mario Cervera](https://hashnode.com/@macerub)

[Dec 30, 2020](https://hashnode.com/posts/are-design-patterns-still-relevant/5feb60d2017ebb59232d9e42/comment/5fec8611b2cf2458fe324935#reply-5feca4a7b2cf2458fe324c9c)

Thanks Apoorv!

Yes, it's indeed a question. I run a poll in Twitter some time ago and 20% of the people voted 'No'.

That's a valid opinion, but I wanted to give an elaborate answer about why I believe otherwise.