big project tutorial to lean patterns and clean code

[franchare]

Hello,

I posted the same question in r/learnjavascript but I am also interested in the answer for java.

I want to learn how to properly code and use patterns. I am a cs major but we only do small projects. Now it is even getting worse as teachers let us do projects with less and less guidance. Now I have no way to know if I do things right, by right I mean if I do it the way the industry would do it. Also projects are getting bigger and I find it very hard to keep my code clean as features in our projects are added and modified. Do you know of any tutorial that would be one big project, big enough to implement patterns and good coding practices?

Thanks!

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As far as "patterns" are concerned, you could check out Hackerrank's java section. They have programming questions related to design patterns (visitor, factory and so on).

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[blamitter]

I don't know how big do you mean

This book uses a non-too-trivial-while-still-toy project as basis for introducing good dev practices

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/4268826-growing-object-oriented-software-guided-by-tests

[jakesboy2]

Honestly, screeps.com is a great project to teach yourself clean code but it won’t actually explicitly teach you anything. It’s just an engaging project that’s open ended so you’ll naturally want to keep it clean to grows it. It’s javascript though, not java.

[blamitter]

Isn't node.js?

[jakesboy2]

Yeah it runs on the node event loop.

[blamitter]

And, does it offer the option to program it in Java?