TS/JS Design Patterns with Canvas: Learn Properly from Zerocho

The content is very difficult, so I'm not making much progress, but I'm grateful for the JavaScript design pattern lecture 😊😊 As a non-major developer, this is something I really wanted to study, and I'm getting a lot of help from it while working at the company, with the explanation and the Paint example!

Thank you for the great lecture.

While refactoring my code, I noticed that quite a few of the finished codes corresponded to the design patterns you introduced. The code I wrote while contemplating was similar to the content introduced in the lecture, so I understand it better and remember it well. I feel that the code becomes very difficult to read even if the logic is only a little complex. It feels like a myriad of if statements are splitting my brain, and a myriad of for loops are stirring up the split brain... I always think that refactoring is essential in such cases. I highly recommend the design pattern lecture.

I've learned about design patterns online and contemplated them often, but applying them in practice has been really difficult. However, while watching ZeroCho's lectures, I had so many thoughts about where I could apply them in real-world services! I think this is a course you should definitely take before diving deep into design patterns! Thank you!

Well, I haven't listened to many lectures yet, but what I've felt so far is that it's hard to understand design patterns at once by writing them through lectures. I think I understand it when I organize it again on my blog and say, "Ah!" Of course, it may be just me, but I still think that lectures with excellent examples and explanations and organizing them myself to make them my own have enough merit, and I would like to thank Zerocho for creating such a good lecture.

I have always been curious about design patterns, and while developing the front end and using TypeScript, I wondered if I could apply design patterns. I am very satisfied with this lecture because it made me think about where to apply design patterns!

I think Zerocho's lectures are something you can trust and watch! The process of applying design patterns that fit real cases while creating a paintboard was much more relatable than studying design patterns by just reading a book, so I think I was satisfied.