Flyweight

[pedrodaviddev]

Edit by @tonilopezmr: Solved #19

Implemented flyweight pattern. Maybe you are thinking... why are you merging with state branch??? This is because the great @tonilopezmr said that Flyweight can be implemented with State, so I make pull to see if this can be done. And I cant see the similaritys between these patterns so, here's my version of flyweight! So much love <3

[tonilopezmr]

@Cotel Seems ok overall?

[Cotel]

Seems okay if you want to treat Kotlin like oldstyle Java, thats why I told him to update his code 🤣

[Cotel]

I don't understand anything of this pattern. I've been reading but it is still unclear to me. Can you explain it? I need to know how to review this before I get to it 😵

[tonilopezmr]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flyweight_pattern

https://sourcemaking.com/design_patterns/flyweight

And this is very good explanation 👍 http://www.arquitecturajava.com/java-flyweight-pattern-rendimiento/

[tonilopezmr]

The last one explains what is, in resume, when you have a data structs with duplicates, you remove all your object duplication and share with other objects.

In the @Nhemesy example, he wanted to have a Soldiers that if are the same "type" (same soldier) only create once because are two object with the same values.

[tonilopezmr]

@Nhemesy What do you think? you need see the last changes.

We need merge this

[tonilopezmr]

@Nhemesy please

[tonilopezmr]

Don't forget add Flyweight in README and complete with an example

[tonilopezmr]

@tonilopezmr

@Cotel

@Nhemesy

[Cotel]

We are back! 💪