Those who know me, know that I have a rough relationship with the Singleton Design Pattern. Mostly I don’t like using it very often or even at all. This approach has a lot of benefits, starting with cleaner code architecture, less coupling, and in general fewer problems. ?
When to use it?
So when you would implement singleton? When you would like to have only one instance of a specific object. Example of what could be a custom resource manager where you store or load files that you downloaded from the web or any other data storage.
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