Adapter code that needs to function natively in both our code and their code needs a little kick. It needs…
Were you horrified by last episode’s Pluggable Adapter? Do you recoil at the mention of the word “callback”? Do you
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It’s easy to fixate on the class or object version of the Adapter Pattern. But if you’re adapting something, it’s
The Adapter pattern pretty much does what you’d expect. It’s easy to remember. It’s easy to implement. But can it
You didn’t think the successor chain had to be hard-coded into the class definitions, did you? Of course not! So
What happens when a request reaches the end of the successor chain? Does it get lost in the ether? Should
If you’re working in a truly thunky language, there is a nifty little solution that helps avoid repeating successor chain
Eliminating conditionals is the Chain of Responsibility’s power. But flexibility is the pattern’s super power. Let’s look at the different