C++ Project | C++ Design Patterns | Observer and Factory Explained

Learn Observer Pattern and Factory Pattern With C++ Project C++ Design Patterns: Observer and Factory Explained Build an Event-Driven CPU & Memory Monitoring Alert System in Modern C++ and explore Observer Design Patterns and Factory Patterns 🔔 In this tutorial, we’re building a simulated real-time, event-driven alert system for monitoring CPU and memory usage using Modern C++! Learn how to implement essential design patterns like the Observer, Factory, and Threading while simulating alerts for system resource monitoring. This project is perfect for those looking to deepen their understanding of C++ design patterns, practical coding skills, and real-world-inspired projects. In this project, you’ll learn: - How to create an event-driven monitoring system in C++ - Use cases for the Observer pattern to trigger notifications - How to utilize the Factory pattern for flexible notification types (Email, SMS) - Use Threading in the Modern C++ - Best practices with Modern C++ features like shared_ptr and smart pointers 🔧 Project Components: - Observer Pattern: Notify multiple observers when system usage crosses a threshold. - Factory Pattern: Simplify the creation of notification types (like Email and SMS). - Thread: Background process - Modern C++ Features: Implement smart pointers and type-safe enumerations. This project is a great learning opportunity for intermediate to advanced C++ developers and anyone interested in practical applications of design patterns! Other Videos: https://youtu.be/wJq037haYlU https://youtube.com/shorts/ywd54Oli1wY?feature=share https://youtube.com/shorts/XUzlO6JCA1s?feature=share #cpp #cppprogramming #designpatterns #cplusplus