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Design Patterns Part 2 - The Factory Pattern

By , 8 Feb 2010
 
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The second part in WebBiscuit's design pattern series, this one examining the factory pattern. We look at an example of coping with ever-changing requirements by programming to interfaces and allowing the factory pattern to decide on the implementation.
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