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Design pattern is a well-known approach to solve some specific problems which each software developer comes across during his work. Design patterns capture higher-level constructs that commonly appear in programs. If you know how to implement the design pattern in one language, typically you will be able to port and use it in another object-oriented programming language.

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Learning Python Design Patterns

Learning Python Design Patterns

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Gennadiy Zlobin

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About the Author

Gennadiy Zlobin works as Lead Software Engineer and Technical Leader in the Russian music service, Zvooq.ru. His current employer is Zvooq Ltd. He has been using Python as the primary language for more than 4 years, enjoying its elegance and power every day. His professional interests include high-load software architectures, good engineering practices, Android OS, and natural language processing.

Previously, he worked for the company that had the first search engine in Russia, called Rambler. He was engaged in airline tickets' meta search service and Rambler's index page.

I would like to thank my wife, Jane, for her patience and support. I really appreciate it.

I am also grateful to my parents, Galina and Vitaliy for believing in me. I love all of you.

About the Reviewers

David Corne is a professional Software Engineer based in Birmingham, UK. He works for an engineering company that makes CAD/CAM software. The application he is working on is written in C++ with a C# view layer in order to use WPF.

However, he has a keen interest in Python. He has made many varied applications in Python. These range from a real-time updating editor for Markdown, to a utility for dice rolling, and PDF reading.

Kamilla Holanda Crozara is in her last year of college and is studying Software Engineering and works at National Institute of Standards and Technology as a Guest Researcher. She started to learn Python around two years ago, and it's her favorite language although she has some experience with C, Java, and Perl languages. She's a Linux user and has a special interest in contributing towards open source projects.

Sakis Kasampalis is based in the Netherlands, where he currently works as a Software Engineer for a location-based content B2B provider. When he is not writing C++ and Rails code for a living, Sakis enjoys playing with his mbed microcontroller and studying about programming, software engineering, and operating systems.

He is not dogmatic about particular programming languages and tools; his principle is that the right tool should be used for the right job. One of his favorite tools is Python because he finds it very productive.

Among his FOSS activities is maintaining a GitHub repository related to implementing design patterns in Python, which is available at https://github.com/faif/python-patterns.

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Preface

Python is a great programming language, elegant and concise, and at the same time, very powerful. It has all the essential object-oriented features and can be used to implement design patterns. A design pattern is a general reusable solution to a commonly occurring problem within a given context. In everyday work, a programmer faces issues that have been solved so many times in the past by other developers that they have evolved common patterns to solve them.

The design pattern is not a concrete step to solve a problem, such as an algorithm; it is rather a practice or a description of how to solve a problem that can be used in different situations and implemented in different languages.

The design pattern accelerates the development process, providing a proven practice to solve some type of problem. It is often more preferable than using an unproven one because invisible problems often occur during the implementation, and the solving of unforeseen problems slows down the development dramatically.

Besides that, it's a tool of communication between programmers. It's much easier to say, "We use here the observer design pattern" rather than describing what the code actually does.

Studying design patterns is a good next step on the road to becoming a great developer, and this book is a good jumpstart.

What this book covers

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