#CodingPatterns

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What Is MVC Architecture in Full‑Stack Development?

This article explores the MVC (Model‑View‑Controller) design pattern—a foundational architecture in full‑stack web development. It breaks down MVC into three distinct components: the Model (encapsulating data and business logic), the View (handling user interface and presentation), and the Controller (managing user input and orchestrating data flow). The piece outlines how MVC improves code organization, maintainability, testability, and teamwork by enforcing a clean separation of concerns. Examples are drawn from popular web frameworks, illustrating its practical adoption in real‑world full‑stack environments.

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Factory Method Pattern

Problem: In game development, you often need to create various types of characters with different attributes and behaviors. For example, warriors may have different characteristics and attack behaviors compared to mages. The problem is how to create these diverse character types in a structured and maintainable manner without tightly coupling the code to specific character…

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Singlton Pattern

Problem: In a web application, multiple parts of the application may need to access the database concurrently. Creating a new database connection every time one is needed can be resource-intensive and slow. Managing a limited number of database connections and allowing multiple parts of the application to share and reuse them efficiently is essential for improving performance and resource…