The Mediator Pattern Explained and Implemented in Java | Behavioral Design Patterns | Geekific

The Mediator Pattern Explained and Implemented in Java | Behavioral Design Patterns | Geekific

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Adarsh Purohit
Adarsh Purohit - 06.07.2023 01:46

Very difficult to understand please use some highlighting arrows when you’re explaining each part of code

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Imad ALILAT
Imad ALILAT - 03.02.2023 22:56

Your video's are just amazing !!! but for this one I find it so difficult to understand. :(

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RD
RD - 01.01.2023 07:22

This login example is hard to understand. I watched it two times, still didn't get it.
Why a login button should be generic?
A button for say Register can be different from a button for login
and both classes can extend a button interface and do independent job.

You can implement airplane example.

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peculiar pursuits
peculiar pursuits - 06.05.2022 04:47

The code in this one doesn't feel quite right. The whole point of mediator is to encapsulate communication between colleagues . The example used here though not technically incorrect, didn't capture that clearly for learners, since only one colleague(LoginButton) is calling the mediator. I had to watch another video to get it.

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Vengatesh M
Vengatesh M - 25.07.2021 07:00

Since all design patterns involves interfaces. I find personally difficult to grasp it. May be I should read again and again.

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