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  • Visitor - Dart

    The Visitor pattern allows you to define a new operation without modifying the classes of the objects on which it operates. It’s achieved by moving the operation to a separate “visitor” class that has a visit method for each type of object it can handle. This promotes the Open/Closed Principle.

    This …

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  • Visitor - Scala

    The Visitor pattern allows you to define new operations on a hierarchy of objects without changing the classes of those objects. It’s achieved by moving the operation’s logic into a separate “visitor” class that knows how to handle each concrete element in the hierarchy. This promotes the …

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  • Visitor - PHP

    The Visitor pattern allows you to define a new operation without modifying the classes of the objects on which it operates. It’s achieved by moving the operation to a separate “visitor” class that accepts different object types as input. This promotes the Open/Closed Principle.

    The code defines a …

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  • Visitor - Ruby

    The Visitor pattern allows you to add new operations to a hierarchy of objects without modifying the objects themselves. It achieves this by defining a separate “visitor” class that implements the operation for each type of object in the hierarchy. The objects “accept” the visitor, allowing the …

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  • Visitor - Swift

    The Visitor pattern allows you to define a new operation without modifying the classes of the objects on which it operates. It’s achieved by moving the operation to a separate “visitor” class that accepts different object types as arguments. This is useful when you have a complex object structure and …

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  • Visitor - Kotlin

    The Visitor pattern allows you to define a new operation without changing the classes of the objects on which it operates. It’s achieved by moving the operation to a separate “visitor” class that accepts different object types as input. This is useful when you have a complex object structure and want …

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  • Visitor - Rust

    The Visitor pattern allows you to define a new operation without modifying the classes on which it operates. It’s achieved by moving the operation’s logic into a separate “visitor” object, which then traverses the object structure and applies the operation to each element. This is particularly …

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  • Visitor - Go

    The Visitor pattern allows you to define a new operation without changing the classes of the objects on which it operates. It’s achieved by moving the operation to a separate “visitor” class that accepts the object as a parameter. This is useful when you have a complex object structure and want to …

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  • Visitor - C

    The Visitor pattern allows you to add new operations to a hierarchy of objects without modifying the objects themselves. It achieves this by defining a separate “visitor” class that implements the operations, and then having each element in the hierarchy “accept” the visitor, allowing it to …

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  • Visitor - C++

    The Visitor pattern allows you to add new operations to a hierarchy of objects without modifying the objects themselves. It achieves this by defining a separate “visitor” class that implements the operations, and then having each element in the hierarchy “accept” the visitor, allowing the …

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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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