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root((Design Patterns Best Practices))
Problem-Driven
Identify real problems first
Don't force patterns
Consider alternatives
Combination
Patterns work together
Real systems use multiple patterns
Understand interactions
Trade-offs
Complexity vs Benefits
Performance implications
Maintainability focus
Evolution
Start simple
Refactor when needed
Don't over-engineer upfrontPattern Selection Guidelines:
- Choose patterns based on problems, not preferences: Each pattern solves specific design problems
- Don't over-engineer: Use patterns when they genuinely improve code quality
- Patterns work together: Real systems often combine multiple patterns
- Focus on maintainability: Patterns should make code easier to understand and modify
- Consider trade-offs: Patterns add complexity but solve bigger problems
Common Anti-Patterns to Avoid:
graph LR
A[Anti-Patterns] --> B[Pattern Obsession]
A --> C[God Object Facade]
A --> D[Singleton Abuse]
A --> E[Strategy Explosion]
A --> F[Observer Chaos]
B --> B1[Using patterns everywhere]
C --> C1[Facade doing too much]
D --> D1[Global state problems]
E --> E1[Too many strategy classes]
F --> F1[Circular dependencies]