Design Patterns in the JDK

Posted by javacodegeeks on Sunday March 06, 2011 @01:26PM
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http://www.javacodegeeks.com/2011/03/design-patterns-in-jdk.html

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Re:Design Patterns in the JDK by DavidSchor on Sunday March 06, 2011 @02:39PM (#2294819)

Seems very interesting to inexperienced programmers such as myself.

Does anyone know of a similar collection of implementations of architectural patterns?

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Re:Design Patterns in the JDK by Stormbringer on Sunday March 06, 2011 @04:04PM (#2295030)

check out the GoF book

also, people have put together various collections of server side or 'enterprise' patterns. And the various 'pet store' implementations will be sprinkled liberally with them

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Re:Design Patterns in the JDK by cletus on Sunday March 06, 2011 @04:42PM (#2295102)

> check out the GoF book

Oh dear God, that's the last thing he should do. That book is so incredibly dull. It makes Death Valley look like a lush rain forest.

Might I suggest Head First Design Patterns [1] as a good introductory alternative that won't sap his will to live.

[1]: http://www.amazon.com/First-Design-Patterns-Elisabeth-Freema...

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Re:Design Patterns in the JDK by DavidSchor on Sunday March 06, 2011 @06:42PM (#2295392)

Thank you to both of you. I own and have read both - I agree they are excellent. My question was however not concerning design patterns, but architectural patterns, such as MVC, Blackboard or a layering. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Architectural_pattern

I found the collection of concrete examples/applications of design patterns interesting, and wondered if anyone knew of a similar collection of examples/application of common architectural patterns.

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