[PS] Creational Design Patterns in Kotlin Course (Apr 2024) + Files

Learn the Aspects of Object Creation in Kotlin
The Creational Design Patterns in Kotlin Course is an in-depth study of the critical creational design patterns of the classical Gang of Four and is specific to Kotlin programmers. You will be taught about the intention and format of designs such as Singleton, factory method, Abstract Factory, Builder, as well as Prototype. With the help of working examples, the course demonstrates the ways these patterns help in making the formation of objects easier, more flexible, and more maintainable, in concise and idiomatic Kotlin code. You will also go through Java equivalent to fill the gaps in your knowledge across the JVM-based languages.

Element by Element Discussion of Every Pattern
During almost two hours of professional training, all the patterns are discussed in the dedicated modules. You are going to start with the basics of how to install the Singleton pattern using the object declarations and the lazy properties available in Kotlin. Next, you will proceed with the Factory method and Abstract Factory patterns, in which you will come up with extensible and loosely coupled systems. The final part of the Creational Design Patterns in Kotlin Course is the Builder and Prototype patterns that will teach you how to build complex objects in an easily readable and reusable style and how to perform efficient cloning of objects by using the use data classes in Kotlin.

Taught by an Experienced Developer
Taught by the experienced instructor Kevin Jones, the Creational Design Patterns in Kotlin Course is a perfect choice for intermediate and advanced developers of Kotlin who want to advance their skills in architecture. Kevin has more than a decade of experience in the field, and he is clear and pragmatic in explaining every pattern. At the course end, you will not only be able to understand in which cases and scenarios each creational pattern can be used, but you will be able to apply it successfully to real-world Kotlin projects.