Proxy Design Pattern - Advanced Python Tutorial #8

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[@NeuralNine]

Awesome. Very happy to hear that ^^

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Interesting, do you publish research on Python?

[@vanderfed]

Straightforward to the point. Cleanest and easiest explanation of the topic I've seen

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[@NeuralNine]

^^

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Clear and straight to the point, thanks!

[@alialavizadeh2775]

can you show us more use case of these design pattern in one app not just print stuff, tnx

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[@cedric6941]

Great tutorial!

[@enockoloo3814]

good job man - this is really helpful.

[@swimmwatch]

Hi! Thanks for video. I have one question: why do you import abstractstaticmethod instead abstractmethod? abstractstaticmethod is deprecated and it is used for declaring static methods (which don’t take the self argument).

[@phelipe8888]

Your videos are great, thanks for the content

[@__3093]

this is really an advance tutorial

[@pcdi7531]

I may be dumb but what’s the point? 🤨Seems like three layers of complexity for doing one thing 😅

[@AlexGb007]

That's what I would like to know as well. Will Person be used 'internally' while ProxyPerson is exposed?

[@0xjtong]

He mentioned it quickly. It's a wrapper around the component that you want with the same interface that restricts access. That proxy can cache, role based access, lazy load around the object being proxied. Similar to decorator, adapter, and façade patterns with key differences with access restriction and same methods/properties as the prime object.

[@MadOgre22]

Why are you using abstractstaticmethod when you are overriding with instance methods? Why not abstractmethod?

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More design pattern content please:)

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I am actually from Austria so not even a native speaker ^^

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[@Kiu1812]

Hey!! Cool video, I love Python and your channel too!! Where would this be useful in real cases? I can't see the real purpose of it

[@girish6064]

Thanks for sharing!

[@sunritjana4573]

Which IDE do you use? VIM or NVIM? Btw awesome videos! Love it :D

[@aymancassim8944]

whats the ide you are using? it looks like Vim but it doesnt have the same icon so Im curious

[@Daniel-of4iz]

Wouldn’t it be better to make the method in Person private? Or does that not make sense?

[@chengzhenbo9187]

Great tutorial.

[@rafaeel731]

Can you delineate the difference between this pattern and simply creating another method in the class, say person_method_02, which adds the needed functionality?

[@plankton383]

Thank you! We are learning a lot from you. Please keep doing what you are doing, it's awesome! Question: shouldn't the *__init__* method have a Person attribute? *def __init__(self, person: Person):*

[@hindi_recap1]

Too late but I don't think so as it defeats the whole purpose of building the proxy person class. The proxy person creates an attribute self person itself when we create an instance of proxy person. I think this design allows adding extra functionality.

[@arthur6999]

day three of asking: could you do an async/await tutorial please?

[@TheLazyKid]

yes please

[@julianreichelt1719]

very nice video!

[@Black-mz4wy]

The GOAT!!!

[@SergioInToronto]

TL;DR: objects can contain other objects. Functions can call other functions. This is not a "pattern".

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thank u!!!

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Its not bad but just whit on my screen kill my eyes so its bad video for me