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Design Patterns in Magento 2

In this blog, we will learn about Design Patterns which are used in Magento 2 to manage projects.

What is the Design Pattern in Magento 2?

Design Pattern is a way to represent your useful code and project in a well-defined manner.

By using a Design Pattern, we can encapsulate the large data in an organized way for our project.

In Magento 2, there are many standard patterns that are used in Magento 2 extensions.

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Here is the list of the most commonly used design patterns in Magento 2.

  1. Magento 2 Repository Design Pattern
  2. Magento 2 Code Generation And Factory Design Pattern
  3. Magento 2 Proxy Design Pattern And Code Generation
  4. Object Pool Pattern
  5. Magento 2 Plugins OR Interceptor pattern and code generation :
    Refer to this blog also Magento2 – Create and Use Plugins
  6. Dependency Injection
  7. Service Contract
  8. Events and observers:
    Refer to the following blogs:
    Plugins, Observers, and Preference in Magento 2
    How to create custom observers in magento 2
    Observers in Magento 2
    Use Observer In Magento
  9. Preferences:
    Refer to the following Blogs:
    Create a preference for protected type methods.
    Plugins, Observers, and Preference in Magento 2
  10. Strategy design pattern
  11. Virtual Types
  12. Injectable/Non-Injectable Object

Hope this will be helpful.

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Friends, to learn about more concepts in Magento 2, Stay tuned with us and keep learning.
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