Hey Vishal, thanks for this blog post! Some of the points you covered were spot on, however, i would have to disagree with the fact that they “prevent the need for refactoring code”. Infact, code refactoring is always there (sometimes even advised) even if you choose a particular design pattern, to re-evaluate the problem and potentially getting to a more efficient solution that either performs well or leaves a smaller footprint.
And grey consolidation of the different design patterns at the end! 👏
Hey Vishal, thanks for this blog post! Some of the points you covered were spot on, however, i would have to disagree with the fact that they “prevent the need for refactoring code”. Infact, code refactoring is always there (sometimes even advised) even if you choose a particular design pattern, to re-evaluate the problem and potentially getting to a more efficient solution that either performs well or leaves a smaller footprint.
And grey consolidation of the different design patterns at the end! 👏
Agreed 🤝