Software Design Simplified in Modern C++

Design patterns are reusable solutions to common problems that arise in the design of object-oriented systems. They provide a way to structure and organize code, making it more flexible, maintainable and extensible. This book covers the most commonly used design patterns in C++, such as the Singleton, Factory, Observer, and Decorator patterns. Each pattern is explained in detail, with real-world examples and C++ code snippets that demonstrate how to implement the pattern in an actual C++ application.

In addition to design patterns, the book also covers SOLID principles, which are a set of guidelines for writing maintainable and extensible code. The SOLID principles are widely considered to be best practices in object-oriented software development, and this book explains how they can be applied in a C++ context.