Re:The most mentioned books on Stack Overflow
by nickpsecurity on Wednesday February 08, 2017 @09:01PM
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I'm actually with the others on this. I've been looking at CompSci papers, engineering methodologies, and real world code going back a long time. I saw a few patterns in use like Parnas' information hiding or state machines. I didn't see GoF patterns until I saw Java people using them while recommending the book. Also, many people in industry forgot about prior methodologies that got results without over-abstraction such as Cleanroom but were all over GoF patterns and latter Agile methodology. It seems their work was pretty influential.
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Re:The most mentioned books on Stack Overflow
by galephico on Thursday February 09, 2017 @05:59AM
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do you know where I could find those other patterns?
Re:The most mentioned books on Stack Overflow
by nickpsecurity on Thursday February 09, 2017 @06:19AM
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You probably have already seen them. It was just things such as structured programming, decomposition into functions, layering with minimal loops between layers, interface checks for invariants, avoiding risky languages/constructs, and usage-based testing.