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Design patterns (repeatable solutions to commonly occurring problems) and best practices in software engineering
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Which pattern should I use for factory + wrapper
I have to program a generic client that uses diverse concrete clients (diverse APIs), all sharing the same interface. I have to log the response of the client.
To accomplish this (logging in backgrou …
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Should I follow patterns strictly?
I have a service which is an API client.
It's goal is to instantiate a concrete client you tell it (different providers), implement it's methods (createRequest and doRequest) and forward their call …
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