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Woah, right?

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I just threw a ton of information at you.

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Way to make it all the way through
to the end, I mean look at this.

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Remember please don't feel like you
need to memorize all of these patterns,

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just know that they exist
when you need them.

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You'll for sure start seeing them
as you work in existing code bases.

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Our plan here is to expand our coverage of
specific design patterns that you need.

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So please make your voice heard.

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In the Teacher's Notes you'll find an
up-to-date listing of the different design

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patterns in the many languages
that we offer here on Treehouse.

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If you'd like to see more, again,
please reach out to us and

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we'll make some more
pattern specific workshops.

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Also, not to be a broken record, but
please remember that design patterns

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add a layer of complexity that you
might not need in your application.

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Reach for these when and
only when you need them.

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You will feel it when you do need them,
and then you'll be like, I'm so

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glad I watched that workshop and
I know where to go find that pattern.

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Even if Craig made me do
all those jumping jacks.

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Hope you had a fun time and that you've
learned enough about common design

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patterns that you'll be able to reach
out for them when you need them.

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See you real soon.