C# Design Patterns

Design patterns are reusable solutions to common problems in software design and factory design pattern is one of the common design patterns.

The Factory method is a creational design pattern that provides an interface for creating objects without specifying their concrete classes. It defines a method that we can use to create an object instead of using its constructor. The important thing is that the subclasses can override this method and create objects of different types.

Resources

• C# Design Patterns - Factory Method - Code Maze (code-maze.com)
• C# Factory Design Pattern - Dot Net Perls
• C# Factory Method Design Pattern - Dofactory
• Factory Method Design Pattern In C# (c-sharpcorner.com)
• Abstract Factories are a Code Smell · .NET Junkie - Weblog of a workaholic (cuttingedge.it)

The C# Retry Pattern is a coding strategy that enhances fault tolerance by automatically reattempting failed operations. Employing this pattern involves defining retry logic, such as delays between attempts, to improve the robustness and reliability of code handling transient errors.

Further Resources

• Retry pattern - Azure Architecture Center | Microsoft Learn
• Build resilient HTTP apps: Key development patterns - .NET | Microsoft Learn
• How to Implement Retry Logic in C# - Code Maze (code-maze.com)
• How to Implement Effective Retry Logic in C# | by Dev·edium | Medium
• Retry Pattern — a Not so Naive Approach | by Yini Yin | Medium