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The Timeless Value of Design Patterns Across 30 Years — What Modern Scrum Developers Relearned from the GoF Patterns

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The talk explains how spending half of a CSD course on the GoF design patterns (e.g., Template vs Strategy, Decorator vs Chain of Responsibility) helps modern Scrum developers learn underlying design principles rather than just recipes. It presents a concrete learning approach—compare similar patterns, examine multiple implementations, perform stepwise refactorings, and teach others—and reports that this practice improves the team’s ability to recognize design forces in real code and evolve designs through iterative refactoring.

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  1. 0:00Introduction
  2. 0:46What are design patterns
  3. 2:32Myths about patterns
  4. 3:55CSD training for patterns
  5. 7:07Comparing similar patterns
  6. 9:43Decorator vs Chain of Responsibility
  7. 11:54Learning patterns effectively
  8. 14:24Pattern application process
  9. 15:48Reading GoF book
  10. 16:32Modern value of patterns
  11. 19:03Patterns as adapters
  12. 19:44Alexander’s wisdom
  13. 20:28Closing remarks
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