Design patterns explained : a new perspective on object-oriented design / Alan Shalloway, James R. Trott.
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005.117 PRP 2000 Practical object-oriented design with UML / | 005.117 PRP 2003 Practical object-oriented design with UML / | 005.117 PRP 2003 Practical object-oriented design with UML / | 005.117 SHD 2002 Design patterns explained : | 005.117 SHD 2002 Design patterns explained : | 005.117 STU 2000 Using UML : | 005.1170285650 ERB 2000 Business modeling with UML : |
Includes bibliographical references (p. 313-321) and index.
TOC An introduction to object-oriented software development --
The object-oriented paradigm --
The UML, the unified modeling language --
The limitations of traditional object-oriented design --
A problem that cries out for flexible code --
A standard object-oriented solution --
Design patterns --
An introduction to design patterns --
The facade pattern --
The adapter pattern --
Expanding our horizons --
The bridge pattern --The abstract factory pattern --
Putting it all together: thinkin in patterns --
How do experts design? --
Solving the CAD/CAM problem with patterns --
The principles and strategies of design patterns --
Handling variations with design patterns --
The strategy pattern --
The decorator pattern --
The Singleton pattern and the double-checked locking pattern --
The observer pattern --
The template method pattern --
The factory method pattern --
The analysis matrix --
Endings and beginnings --
Design patterns reviewed from the new perspective of object-oriented design.
CSE
Sagar Shahanawaz
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