Idiomatic Patterns

Idiomatic patterns represent solutions that are natural and commonly used within a specific programming language or framework. They leverage the language's unique features to achieve clarity, efficiency, and maintainability in code.

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Convention over Configuration

architectural idiomatic

Convention over Configuration (CoC) is an architectural and programming philosophy that aims to reduce the number of decisions that developers need to make, gaining simplicity. Instead of developers specifying every configuration detail, the software framework or library provides sensible defaults and requires …

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Fluent Interface

behavioral idiomatic

The Fluent Interface pattern enables the creation of readable and maintainable code by allowing method calls to be chained together. It achieves this by making methods return the object itself (or another builder object) instead of void. This results in a more natural and expressive syntax for configuring or building …

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Convention over Configuration

Fluent Interface