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3️⃣ Real-world applications: 🖥️ GUI toolkits (Windows/Mac/Linux widgets) 🗄️ Database drivers (MySQL/PostgreSQL) 🎮 Game engines (complete themed equipment sets) 🎨 Theming systems (dark/light mode components)

2️⃣ Abstract Factory pattern solves this by: 🎯 Creating families of related objects that work together ⚡ Guaranteeing consistency across entire product families 🏗️ Making theme/platform switches effortless 🛠️ Building scalable, maintainable systems

1️⃣ Abstract Factory Pattern: From Inconsistent Components to Unified Product Families 🧵 Struggling with mismatched components when switching themes or platforms?

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3️⃣ Key benefits: → Single request instead of multiple round trips → Parallel execution reduces overall latency → Simplified client-side logic → Consistent response format across all endpoints Your turn: What's your biggest challenge with client-side data aggregation?

2️⃣ Gateway Aggregation pattern fixes this by: → Consolidating multiple service calls into single requests → Executing service calls in parallel for better performance → Reducing network overhead and client complexity → Providing consistent data format across endpoints

1️⃣ Gateway Aggregation Pattern: From Multiple Calls to Single Request 🚀 Ever seen clients making 10+ API calls just to render one page?

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3️⃣ Key benefits: 🧹 Clean, maintainable object interactions ✨ Easy to extend with new components 🎯 Centralized control over communication flows Your turn: Where could you apply centralized communication in your system?

2️⃣ Mediator pattern eliminates this by: 🎯 Centralizing object communication through a single mediator 🔗 Reducing coupling between interacting objects ➕ Making it easy to add new components 🛠️ Simplifying complex interaction scenarios

1️⃣ Mediator Pattern: From Complex Interactions to Centralized Control 🧵 Tired of objects tightly coupled in a web of dependencies?

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3️⃣ Extract Class refactoring fixes this by: → Breaking down large classes into focused ones → Enforcing Single Responsibility Principle → Making code easier to understand and maintain Your turn: What's the largest class in your current codebase?

2️⃣ Large Class creates this mess: → Too many fields and methods in one place → Multiple unrelated responsibilities → Code that's hard to understand and test

1️⃣ Large Class: From Monolithic Chaos to Focused Responsibility 🧵 Ever worked with a class that tries to do everything?

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3️⃣ Three key states: → CLOSED: Normal operation, monitoring failures → OPEN: Failing fast, rejecting all calls → HALF-OPEN: Testing recovery with limited calls

2️⃣ Circuit Breaker pattern prevents this by: → Monitoring service health continuously → Automatically failing fast when services are unhealthy → Testing recovery and automatically restoring service calls → Providing fallback strategies during outages

1️⃣ Circuit Breaker Pattern: From Cascading Failures to System Protection 🧵 Ever seen one failing service bring down your entire application?