A collection of software design pattern implementations in Go (Golang).
This repository demonstrates classic design patterns — organized by category — with Go examples that help you understand when and how to apply them.
- Purpose
- Repository Structure
- Patterns Covered
- Creational Patterns
- Structural Patterns
- Behavioral Patterns
- Authors
Design patterns are reusable solutions to common problems in software design.
This repository showcases how classic patterns are best implemented in Go — emphasizing simplicity, clarity, and idiomatic Go style.
Patterns help with:
- Clean and maintainable architecture
- Scalability and extensibility
- Shared design vocabulary among developers
golang-design-patterns
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|-- behavioral
| |-- chain-of-responsibility-design-pattern
| |-- command-design-pattern
| |-- interpreter-design-pattern
| |-- iterator-design-pattern
| |-- mediator-design-pattern
| |-- memento-design-pattern
| |-- observer-design-pattern
| |-- state-design-pattern
| |-- strategy-design-pattern
| |-- template-design-pattern
| |-- visitor-design-pattern
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|-- structural
| |-- adapter-design-pattern
| |-- bridge-design-pattern
| |-- composite-design-pattern
| |-- decorator-design-pattern
| |-- facade-design-pattern
| |-- flyweight-design-pattern
| |-- proxy-design-pattern
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|-- creational
| |-- abstract-factory-design-pattern
| |-- builder-design-pattern
| |-- factory-method-design-pattern
| |-- prototype-design-pattern
| |-- singleton-design-pattern
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|-- design-patterns-notebook.pdf
|-- README.md
Behavioral patterns define communication between objects and responsibilities.
- Memento
- State
- Strategy
- Iterator
- Command
- Template Method
- Observer
- Mediator
- Chain of Responsibility
- Visitor
- Interpreter
Structural patterns deal with object composition and relationships.
- Composite
- Adapter
- Bridge
- Proxy
- Flyweight
- Facade
- Decorator
Creational patterns focus on object creation mechanisms, improving flexibility and reuse.
- Prototype
- Singleton
- Factory Method
- Abstract Factory
- Builder
Devashish Roy (GitHub: roydevashish)
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