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Getting Started with Design Patterns - Part 1

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   Design Patterns Part 1 of the Series ๐Ÿš€ Let’s explore design patterns in a way that’s easy for beginners to understand! Design patterns are like tried-and-true recipes for solving common programming challenges. They help you write better, cleaner, and more efficient code. If you’re new to the concept, don’t worry – this guide will walk you through the basics step by step๐ŸŽฏ. Let’s get started! Introduction๐Ÿ™‹ The term design patterns is common in discussions about best practices for solving problems efficiently during software development. But really, what are design patterns? Simply explained, a design pattern represents a known solution for a frequently occurring problem in software design. They describe standardized ways to tackle recurring problems with ease and give robust codebases. The importance of the design patterns comes in that it encapsulates combined experience coming from generations of experienced developers. A design pattern allows you easily to writ...

Angular Beginner's Guide - Part 1

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  Welcome to Your First Step in Angular ๐Ÿš€ Are you curious about Angular but overwhelmed by all the complex terms and setup guides? Don't worry—you're in the right place! ๐ŸŽฏ This blog series is designed especially for beginners who want to build modern, powerful web applications using Angular. Introduction to Angular ๐Ÿ… Angular is an open-source web application development framework maintained by Google . It is widely used to create dynamic, single-page web applications, SPAs, and mobile applications . Angular provides the developer with a powerful toolkit that can be used to create feature-rich, scalable, high-performance applications.   Single-Page Applications (SPAs) SPAs are web applications that load only one HTML page and dynamically update the content of that page when events in an application occur. Unlike multi-page web applications, SPAs can be much smoother since they avoid having to reload the entire page every time a different screen is to be viewed....