Why You Should Think About SOFTWARE ARCHITECTURE in Python 💡

this is one of the best examples to introduce people to model-view-controller I have ever seen online. Love your videos.

If you're wondering: the quote on the letterboard is from Goethe. I'm still trying to figure out how it applies to software architecture, which seems to be closer to frozen yoghurt than frozen music.

Awesome video! I started Python around 6 months ago and have just recently started building larger projects. I realized immediately that software architecture was an entirely different skillset from the algorithm-centric coding problems most people think of when they think of learning to code. I think I actually find architecture the hardest part of SW dev. Love content like this that helps to understand it!

Model View Controller is the architecture pattern that I first learned years ago and I still use most in my work. Watching you explain it though, I did learn how to easily integrate the strategy pattern and the value in doing that. I just wanted to point out that you created the Model, but didn't have it do anything. I do recognize that this was a simple example. But, in this case, your controller class knows too much about the model's implementation and even dominates it. This was most apparent when you cleared the list of IDs, the controller did 'self.model.uuid = [] ', where you may have left it to the model to do this by issuing 'self.model.clearList' and let the model decide how best to clear the list. Still, this was a great walk through to demonstrate the value of good architecture.

Fridays are even better now that I found this channel!

Please do more software architecture videos. Your design pattern videos are amazing but the architecture bread and butter is what I need in my life 😄

Great video! I admire detailed description boxes a lot, this looks like a sign of a channel which will blow up soon.

I know the youtube algorithm loves <20min videos, but I think you could easily push 30-45 minutes. Your content is top-notch.

I stumbled upon your channel while randomly going through different content and since then i cannot stop watching your videos. Great quality videos with a really nice way of teaching which keeps the video engaging till the very end.

for real this channel is going to hit 100k in like 4 months

This was a really great video! Finally showing the architecture in practice!

I would love to see a video on Hexagonal Architecture or Clean Architecture. I try to follow it while writing backend services, but your videos always make me realize something knew :)

Your playlist is one of the best videos about software design . Thanks

Best example I could find about a MVC using python for desktop application. Thanks!

I've been looking for this kind of content for a while. Just subscribed!

this video was amazing for me, like your videos in general. just thank you!

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Very good example! Thank you!

Thank you! I enjoyed both the video and playing around with the code. I recently came across your channel and have been enjoying it immensely! For a future video on this architectural pattern, how about adding another alternate version that uses the Observer pattern for Model->View updates. If I remember correctly that is what Martin Fowler refers to as "Observer Synchronisation" in an MVC architecture. In your example you've implemented what he calls "Flow Synchronisation" where the Controller directly updates both the View and the Model directly as part of the input processing flow. With Observer Synchronisation the Controller updates the Model, and the Model notifies one or more Views via an implementation of the Observer pattern.

Another great video making me aware of more to take into consideration 😅 And it is very awesome, that you explain it with a code example and then also use a design pattern to show the diffrence.