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  • Bridge - Dart

    The Bridge pattern is a structural design pattern that lets you split an abstraction from its implementation so that objects can have different implementations. This is useful when you want to avoid a tight coupling between abstract and concrete classes, allowing you to change implementations independently without …

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  • Bridge - Scala

    The Bridge pattern is a structural design pattern that lets you split an abstraction from its implementation so that both can vary independently. It’s useful when you have an abstraction with multiple possible implementations, and you want to avoid a combinatorial explosion of classes.

    This Scala example …

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  • Bridge - PHP

    The Bridge pattern is a structural design pattern that lets you split an abstraction from its implementation so that objects can have different implementations. This is useful when you want to avoid a tight coupling between abstract and concrete classes, allowing you to change implementations independently without …

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  • Bridge - Ruby

    The Bridge pattern is a structural design pattern that lets you split an abstraction from its implementation so that objects can have different implementations. This is useful when there is a need to avoid a hard coupling between an abstraction and its implementation, allowing both to vary independently.

    The code …

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  • Bridge - Swift

    The Bridge pattern is a structural design pattern that lets you split an abstraction from its implementation so that the two can vary independently. It’s useful when you have an abstraction with multiple, potentially varying implementations. This avoids a proliferation of classes caused by combining each …

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  • Bridge - Kotlin

    The Bridge pattern is a structural design pattern that lets you split one or several interfaces from their implementation(s), allowing you to vary them independently. It’s beneficial when you have a class that can be configured with different abstractions or implementations without causing tight coupling.

    This …

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  • Bridge - Rust

    The Bridge pattern is a structural design pattern that lets you split an abstraction from its implementation so that objects can have different abstract interfaces. This is useful when you want to avoid a rigid hierarchy of classes. In this Rust example, we have an AudioPlayer abstraction and different AudioFormat …

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  • Bridge - Go

    The Bridge pattern is a structural design pattern that lets you split an abstraction from its implementation so that objects can have different implementations. This is useful when you want to avoid a tight coupling between abstract and concrete implementations, or when you have multiple independent abstractions that …

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  • Bridge - C

    The Bridge pattern is a structural design pattern that lets you split an abstraction – such as a class – into separate abstraction and implementation hierarchies. This pattern is used when there’s a need to avoid a tight coupling between an abstraction and its implementation, allowing both to vary independently. …

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  • Bridge - C++

    The Bridge pattern is a structural design pattern that lets you split an abstraction from its implementation so that objects can have different abstractions with different implementations, and vice versa. This is useful when you have multiple abstractions and implementations that you want to combine without creating a …

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BEHAVIORAL 147 ARCHITECTURAL 37 DDD 33 CONCURRENCY 26 INTEGRATION 21 CREATIONAL 18 DISTRIBUTED SYSTEMS 15 GOF 15 STRUCTURAL 13 RELIABILITY 10 SCALABILITY 10 PERFORMANCE 9 RESILIENCE 9 MICROSERVICES 7 OBSERVABILITY 6 MESSAGING 5 OPERATIONAL 5 DATA ACCESS 4 DEPLOYMENT 4 WEB 4 BEST PRACTICE 3 CLOUD 3 DATA 3 INFRASTRUCTURE 3 PRESENTATION 3 SECURITY 3 ARCHITECTURE 2 ASYNCHRONOUS 2 COMMUNICATION 2 DATA PROCESSING 2 DESIGN PATTERNS 2 DISTRIBUTED 2 DISTRIBUTED SYSTEM 2 EVENT-DRIVEN 2 FUNCTIONAL 2 IDIOMATIC 2 OBJECT-ORIENTED 2 ORM 2 SYSTEM 2 UI 2 AI 1 ANTI_PATTERN 1 AUTOMATION 1 CACHING 1 COLLABORATION 1 CONCURRENT 1 CQRS 1 CROSS-CUTTING 1 DATA MODELING 1 DATABASE 1 DESIGN PRINCIPLES 1 DEVELOPMENT 1 DEVOPS 1 DOMAIN 1 ENTERPRISE INTEGRATION 1 EXTENSIBILITY 1 FOUNDATIONAL 1 FRONTEND 1 KUBERNETES 1 LEGACY 1 LOOSELY COUPLED 1 MEMORY MANAGEMENT 1 MESSAGE 1 MESSAGE-QUEUE 1 METAPROGRAMMING 1 MIDDLEWARE 1 MONITORING 1 NETWORKING 1 OBJECT-CREATION 1 OBJECT-RELATIONAL 1 OBJECT-STRUCTURAL 1 OOA 1 OPERATIONS 1 PARALLELISM 1 PERSISTENCE 1 PROCESSING 1 REACTIVE 1 REFACTORING 1 RELEASE 1 ROBUSTNESS 1 SOFTWARE ARCHITECTURE 1 STATE 1 STATE MANAGEMENT 1 STRATEGIC 1 STRATEGIC DESIGN 1 TRADITIONAL 1 TRANSVERSAL 1 WEB APPLICATION 1

ABSTRACT FACTORY 15 ADAPTER 15 BLACKBOARD 15 BRIDGE 15 BUILDER 15 CHAIN OF RESPONSIBILITY 15 CLEAN ARCHITECTURE 15 CLIENT-SERVER 15 CLUSTER-BASED ARCHITECTURE 15 COMMAND 15 COMPOSITE 15 DECORATOR 15 DEPENDENCY INJECTION 15 EVENT-DRIVEN ARCHITECTURE 15 EXTENSION OBJECT 15 FACADE 15 FACTORY METHOD 15 HEXAGONAL ARCHITECTURE 15 INTERPRETER 15 ITERATOR 15 LAYERED ARCHITECTURE 15 LAZY INITIALIZATION 15 MASTER-SLAVE 15 MEDIATOR 15 MEMENTO 15 MESSAGE BROKER 15 MICROKERNEL 15 MICROSERVICES 15 MODULE 15 MONOLITH 15 MULTITON 15 N-TIER 15 NULL OBJECT 15 OBJECT POOL 15 OBSERVER 15 ONION ARCHITECTURE 15 PEER-TO-PEER 15 PIPES AND FILTERS 15 POLICY 15 PROTOTYPE 15 PROXY 15 PUBLISH-SUBSCRIBE 15 SELF-CONTAINED SYSTEMS 15 SERVICE LOCATOR 15 SHARED-NOTHING 15 SINGLETON 15 SNAPSHOT 15 SOA 15 SPACE-BASED ARCHITECTURE 15 SPECIFICATION 15 STATE 15 STRATEGY 15 TEMPLATE METHOD 15 VISITOR 15 FLYWEIGHT 14 SUPERVISOR-WORKER 10
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