Creational Patterns in Rust

Overview

Creational design patterns in Rust help control how objects are created, emphasizing flexibility and reuse. By leveraging Rust's ownership model, traits, and generics, we can implement these patterns in an idiomatic way, leading to robust and maintainable code.

Syllabus

Unit 1: Singleton Patterns in Rust: A Beginner’s Guide

Enhancing Logger with Message Count
Enhancing Logger with Severity Levels
Implementing a Singleton Music Player in Rust
Implementing a Singleton ConfigManager in Rust
Implementing a Singleton Logger in Rust

Unit 2: Factory Method Pattern in Rust: A Guide to Flexible Object Creation

Adding a PdfDocument to the Factory Method Pattern
Creating a Musical Instrument System Using the Factory Method Pattern in Rust
Implementing the Factory Method Pattern with Vehicles in Rust
Implementing a Notification System using the Factory Method Pattern in Rust

Unit 3: Implementing the Abstract Factory Pattern in Rust

Extending the Abstract Factory Pattern with Linux Support
Gaming Accessory Abstract Factory in Rust
Implementing an Abstract Factory Pattern for Mobile UI Components in Rust
Abstract Factory Pattern for Space Mission Setup in Rust
Implementing a Drawing Application with the Abstract Factory Pattern in Rust

Unit 4: Builder Pattern in Rust: Building Complex Objects with Ease

Modifying the House Builder from Concrete to Brick in Rust
Building a Wooden House Using the Builder Pattern in Rust
Building Robots with the Builder Pattern in Rust
Implementing the Builder Pattern for a House in Rust

Unit 5: Applying Creational Patterns in Rust for a Banking System

Building an Account Management System Using Abstract Factory and Singleton Patterns in Rust
Applying Creational Design Patterns in a Rust-based Banking Application
Building a Customer Database with the Builder Pattern in Rust