Explanation of the Factory Method pattern #198
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Disclaimer: I've been looking for a project to start contributing to OSS, and this one seemed interesting and not too complicated. Since I'm a newbie in all this, any advice and suggestions are welcome! Thanks!
I intend to work on the issue "Short descriptions #184" (#184), and the first step was to include some explanation about the Factory Method pattern.
If possible, I would like some feedback on the description I added so I can have a better idea on what to do with the others.