Collection for Design Patterns in Swift

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2 min readFeb 1, 2018

I found many people accessed my articles on design patterns in Swift through search engines. So I collected them in this article to make it easy for my readers to find them. Thanks.

Creational Pattern

Swift World: Design Patterns — Simple Factory

If we want to learn a programming language, we need to live with it. It means to use Swift as much as possible. Today…

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Swift World: Design Patterns — Factory Method

Do you remember the Simple Factory Pattern we talked about in last article?

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Swift World: Design Patterns — Singleton

Singleton is very popular in Cocoa. We can find different use cases. The following are two examples.

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Swift World: Design Patterns — Builder

Normally, while building a car, we build every part first and then assemble them up. As customers, we don’t need to…

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Swift World: Design Patterns — Abstract Factory

Today we will talk about abstract factory pattern. It handles a little more complex use case. As we know, the sedan…

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Structural Pattern

Swift World: Design Patterns — Adapter

We have finished creational patterns and will introduce structural patterns from this article. Literally, structural…

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Swift World: Design Patterns — Bridge

Do you remember our system structure for car? We have a protocol and different implements like the code below.

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Swift World: Design Patterns — Decorator

Decorator is a structural pattern to add new functions to class or instance at runtime. Compared to inheritance, it has…

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Swift World: Design Patterns — Facade

Literally, facade means

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Swift World: Design Patterns — Proxy

Today, we will talk about proxy pattern. In this pattern, proxy is an object to help us to access another object. It…

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Swift World: Design Patterns — Flyweight

Flyweight is about sharing. It holds a pool to store objects. The client will reuse existing objects in the pool. In…

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Behavioral Pattern

Swift World: Design Patterns — Command

From today, we will talk about behavioral patterns which focus on the communication between objects. It includes…

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Swift World: Design Patterns — Mediator

Today we will talk about mediator pattern. Let’s start with a scenario in real world instead of explaining abstract…

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Swift World: Design Patterns — Observer

While developing iOS apps, maybe you will use Key-Value Observing (KVO) which helps one object observe another’s state…

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Collection for Design Patterns in Swift

Creational Pattern

Swift World: Design Patterns — Simple Factory

If we want to learn a programming language, we need to live with it. It means to use Swift as much as possible. Today…

Swift World: Design Patterns — Factory Method

Do you remember the Simple Factory Pattern we talked about in last article?

Swift World: Design Patterns — Singleton

Singleton is very popular in Cocoa. We can find different use cases. The following are two examples.

Swift World: Design Patterns — Builder

Normally, while building a car, we build every part first and then assemble them up. As customers, we don’t need to…

Swift World: Design Patterns — Abstract Factory

Today we will talk about abstract factory pattern. It handles a little more complex use case. As we know, the sedan…

Structural Pattern

Swift World: Design Patterns — Adapter

We have finished creational patterns and will introduce structural patterns from this article. Literally, structural…

Swift World: Design Patterns — Bridge

Do you remember our system structure for car? We have a protocol and different implements like the code below.

Swift World: Design Patterns — Decorator

Decorator is a structural pattern to add new functions to class or instance at runtime. Compared to inheritance, it has…

Swift World: Design Patterns — Facade

Literally, facade means

Swift World: Design Patterns — Proxy

Today, we will talk about proxy pattern. In this pattern, proxy is an object to help us to access another object. It…

Swift World: Design Patterns — Flyweight

Flyweight is about sharing. It holds a pool to store objects. The client will reuse existing objects in the pool. In…

Behavioral Pattern

Swift World: Design Patterns — Command

From today, we will talk about behavioral patterns which focus on the communication between objects. It includes…

Swift World: Design Patterns — Mediator

Today we will talk about mediator pattern. Let’s start with a scenario in real world instead of explaining abstract…

Swift World: Design Patterns — Observer

While developing iOS apps, maybe you will use Key-Value Observing (KVO) which helps one object observe another’s state…

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