Chapter 1: Introduction to Modern JavaScript and TypeScript
- 1.1 Evolution of JavaScript
- 1.2 Core Concepts Refresher
- 1.3 Object-Oriented Programming in JavaScript
- 1.4 Introduction to Design Patterns
Chapter 2: Creational Design Patterns
- 2.1 Singleton Pattern
- 2.2 Factory Pattern
- 2.3 Builder Pattern
- 2.4 Prototype Pattern
Chapter 3: Structural Design Patterns
- 3.1 Adapter Pattern
- 3.2 Decorator Pattern
- 3.3 Facade Pattern
- 3.4 Proxy Pattern
Chapter 4: Behavioral Design Patterns
- 4.1 Observer Pattern
- 4.2 Strategy Pattern
- 4.3 Command Pattern
- 4.4 Iterator Pattern
Chapter 5: Structural Design Patterns (Continued)
- 5.1 Composite Pattern
- 5.2 Flyweight Pattern
- 5.3 Bridge Pattern
- 5.4 Module Pattern
Chapter 6: Behavioral Design Patterns (Continued)
- 6.1 Chain of Responsibility Pattern
- 6.2 Mediator Pattern
- 6.3 Memento Pattern
- 6.4 Visitor Pattern
Chapter 7: Advanced Asynchronous Patterns
- 7.1 Deep Dive into Promises
- 7.2 Advanced Async/Await Techniques
- 7.3 Advanced Patterns with Async Iterators and Generators
- 7.4 Cancellation and Abortable Operations
Chapter 8: Functional Design Patterns
- 8.1 Introduction to Functional Programming Concepts
- 8.2 Functional Design Patterns in JavaScript
- 8.3 Functional Programming in TypeScript
- 8.4 Functional Design Patterns Applied
Chapter 9: Reactive Programming Patterns
- 9.1 Introduction to Reactive Programming
- 9.2 Reactive Programming with RxJS
- 9.3 Reactive Patterns in User Interface Development
- 9.4 Advanced Reactive Patterns and Best Practices
Chapter 10: Metaprogramming and Reflection
- 10.1 Understanding Metaprogramming in JavaScript and TypeScript
- 10.2 Advanced Metaprogramming Techniques
- 10.3 Decorators and Metadata Reflection in TypeScript
- 10.4 Generics and Advanced Type Manipulation in TypeScript
Chapter 11: Patterns for Testing and Quality Assurance
- 11.1 Introduction to Testing in Modern JavaScript and TypeScript
- 11.2 Test-Driven Development (TDD) with Design Patterns
- 11.3 Mocking, Stubbing, and Test Doubles
- 11.4 Testing Design Patterns in Practice
Chapter 12: Performance Optimization Patterns
- 12.1 Understanding Performance Optimization
- 12.2 Code-Level Optimization Patterns
- 12.3 Application-Level Optimization Patterns
- 12.4 Scalability and Load Management Patterns
Chapter 13: Security Patterns in Modern Applications
- 13.1 Introduction to Security in Software Design
- 13.2 Authentication and Authorization Patterns
- 13.3 Input Validation and Data Sanitization Patterns
- 13.4 Secure Communication and Data Protection
Chapter 14: Microservices and Distributed Systems Patterns
- 14.1 Introduction to Microservices Architecture
- 14.2 Design Patterns for Microservices
- 14.3 Deployment and Operational Patterns
- 14.4 Data Management and Consistency
Chapter 15: Blockchain Design Patterns
- 15.1 Introduction to Blockchain Technology
- 15.2 Blockchain Architectural Patterns
- 15.3 Smart Contract Design Patterns
- 15.4 Security Patterns and Best Practices
Chapter 16: Artificial Intelligence Design Patterns
- 16.1 Introduction to AI Integration in Software Systems
- 16.2 Data Management and Preprocessing Patterns
- 16.3 Model Development and Deployment Patterns
- 16.4 Ethical AI Design Patterns
Appendix A: Interview Questions and Answers
- A.1 General Concepts
- A.2 Creational Design Patterns
  - A.2.1 Singleton Pattern
  - A.2.2 Factory Pattern
- A.3 Structural Design Patterns
  - A.3.1 Decorator Pattern
  - A.3.2 Proxy Pattern
- A.4 Behavioral Design Patterns
  - A.4.1 Observer Pattern
  - A.4.2 Strategy Pattern
- A.5 Advanced Topics
  - A.5.1 TypeScript Advanced Types and Generics
  - A.5.2 Asynchronous Programming Patterns
Appendix B: Glossary of Terms
Appendix C: Additional Resources
Appendix D: Code Samples and Exercises

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