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The Pattern Almanac 2000
EN USISBN: 0201615673 bzw. 9780201615678, in Englisch, Addison Wesley Publishing Company, gebraucht.
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computer science,computers and technology,education and reference,graphics and multimedia,object-oriented design,programming,software,software design testing and engineering,software development,software engineering, Software patterns are reusable designs that occur again and again, and over the last decade, researchers have been very busy cataloguing them for the rest of us. The Pattern Almanac 2000 takes stock of over 700 previously published patterns. Sure to be a must-have for any serious software designer or project manager, this book provides a fascinating glimpse into the richness of the patterns movement. For anyone who has followed the emergence of software patterns, this text compiles traditional sources of expertise. Its pages contain the "original" 23 patterns defined by Erich Gamma and the so-called "Gang of Four" team that in 1995 published the bestselling Design Patterns: Elements of Reusable Object-Oriented Software. The almanac also gathers the patterns published in the four-volume series Pattern Languages of Design 1 through 4. That's just the tip of the proverbial iceberg here, as this almanac compiles over 700 patterns from other books, magazines (including C++ Report), conferences, papers, and Web sites. This almanac is organized into about 70 categories of patterns, ranging from "Accounting" to "Writers' Workshops" and including almost everything in between. Each entry gets a short sentence or two of description, additional sources, and cross-references to related patterns. For programmers, there are patterns for C++, Java, and Smalltalk (which gets well over a hundred in number). Because successful project and.
computer science,computers and technology,education and reference,graphics and multimedia,object-oriented design,programming,software,software design testing and engineering,software development,software engineering, Software patterns are reusable designs that occur again and again, and over the last decade, researchers have been very busy cataloguing them for the rest of us. The Pattern Almanac 2000 takes stock of over 700 previously published patterns. Sure to be a must-have for any serious software designer or project manager, this book provides a fascinating glimpse into the richness of the patterns movement. For anyone who has followed the emergence of software patterns, this text compiles traditional sources of expertise. Its pages contain the "original" 23 patterns defined by Erich Gamma and the so-called "Gang of Four" team that in 1995 published the bestselling Design Patterns: Elements of Reusable Object-Oriented Software. The almanac also gathers the patterns published in the four-volume series Pattern Languages of Design 1 through 4. That's just the tip of the proverbial iceberg here, as this almanac compiles over 700 patterns from other books, magazines (including C++ Report), conferences, papers, and Web sites. This almanac is organized into about 70 categories of patterns, ranging from "Accounting" to "Writers' Workshops" and including almost everything in between. Each entry gets a short sentence or two of description, additional sources, and cross-references to related patterns. For programmers, there are patterns for C++, Java, and Smalltalk (which gets well over a hundred in number). Because successful project and.
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