Superfast introduction to Software AntiPatterns in software development

If you care about improving the development of applications, the designing of software, and the effective management of software projects, you must have heard about software antipatterns already. If not, then, of course, it’s time to make yourself intimately familiar with the concept. Plainly speaking, if you want to bring the effectiveness of your work to new heights, this is the course you must take and learn the fundamental logic of solving the reoccurring problems. 

Why is it important to learn about software antipatterns?

When you learn software development, it doesn’t take long before you learn that a healthy dose of self-criticism is necessary to keep your professional growth steady. In our context, this self-criticism involves the ability to find unproductive or counter-productive patterns in design, in your code, processes, and the way you manage your tasks. A solution to a problem that doesn’t work and occurs not just once, but becomes a common response to a particular problem is called antipattern. A high-level programmer will seek for the knowledge of programming antipatterns, as it will be very useful in his craft.

Software antipatterns usually provide great insight into real applications. You can learn about common solutions with undesired consequences and how to avoid and correct them. That’s what learning antipatterns is all about. So, this is not going to be a detailed software development course, but a proper introduction for you guys to programming antipatterns so that you can avoid making bad solutions and be able to correct them if they already exist in your systems.

What are you going to learn in this course?

To provide you with a proper introduction to software antipatterns, this course will take care of explaining what is an antipattern, why you need to learn about it, and then give a few examples.

• The first section will introduce you to the topic.
• The second section is going to present you with The Blob – a common antipattern. You’ll study its general form, symptoms and consequences, typical causes, and known exceptions.
• The third part will be dealing with Lava Flow.
• You’ll cover refactored solutions, variations, and applicability to other viewpoints & scales of both software antipattern examples.

It’s going to be vital information for you in your quest to learn software development at a high level. You'll get the understanding of how you can avoid making wrong reoccurring decisions. My practice shows that this understanding can permeate you work in a very positive way!

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That’s right, I’ve been in the industry for a solid period already, and I can sense the problems in designing software applications easily. I’m an author of two popular books (on C programming and data structures), a few software development courses, and I assume my greatest treasure is the long-time experience of working with various products and tools. I made this course to be easily understandable to everyone. So, without any hesitation, join in and learn the essentials in a minimum amount of time! Click on the button to enroll in the course.