Kotlin Design Patterns & Best Practices - Part 1: Build a Chess Game

Mohamad Rejeb builds a chess game using Kotlin Multiplatform, demonstrating object-oriented design, functional programming, and classic design patterns.

Part 1 of Kotlin Design Patterns & Best Practices series. What this series is about?: - In this series we are going to see how we can use different design patterns and best practices in real life projects. What are going to build?: - In this part 1 we are going to build a chess game. The chess game rules are a really good example to use different design patterns and best practices and improve your thinking. What are going to use?: - OOP (Inheritance…) - Functional programming - TDD (Only for a single piece) - Factory method design pattern - Builder design pattern - DSLs - … Project Source Code: github.com/MohamedRejeb/ChessGameKmp Figma assets: figma.com/community/file/971870797656870866 My social Links: Github: github.com/MohamedRejeb LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/MohamedRejeb/ Twitter: twitter.com/MohamadRejeb 0:00 - Intro 1:20 - Create a new kmp project 2:10 - Create Piece Interface 8:55 - Create Pawn Piece Class 15:40 - Implement Pawn Moves Logic 22:00 - Implement a generic Piece Moves Logic 37:20 - Test Pawn Moves Logic 1:04:20 - Build a DSL for Moves Logic 1:11:11 - Create Rook Piece Class 1:14:35 - Create Bishop Piece Class 1:15:00 - Create Queen Piece Class 1:15:24 - Create King Piece Class 1:16:04 - Create Knight Piece Class 1:23:00 - Create Board Class for the game logic 1:32:50 - Build The Game UI 1:54:00 - Encode/Decode Game State 2:08:10 - Test The Final Result 2:10:00 - Outro