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Design Patterns are reusable models for solving known and common problems in software architecture. They're best described as templates for dealing with a certain usual situation. An architect might have a template for designing certain kinds of door-frames which he fits into many of his projects, and a software engineer,...
Darinka Zobenica
Design Patterns are simply sets of standardized practices used in the software development industry. They represent solutions, provided by the community, to common problems faced in every-day tasks regarding software development. There's a myriad of design patterns, and you're probably familiar with some of them already. Being familiar with them...
David Landup
This is the fourth and final article in a short series dedicated to Design Patterns in Java, and a direct continuation from the previous article - Behavioral Design Patterns in Java. J2EE Patterns J2EE Patterns are concerned about providing solutions regarding Java EE. These patterns are widely accepted by other...
This is the third article in a short series dedicated to Design Patterns in Java, and a direct continuation from the previous article - Structural Design Patterns in Java. Behavioral Patterns Behavioral Patterns are concerned with providing solutions regarding object interaction - how they communicate, how are some dependent on...
This is the second article in a short series dedicated to Design Patterns in Java, and a direct continuation from the previous article - Creational Design Patterns in Java. Structural Patterns Structural Patterns are concerned about providing solutions and efficient standards regarding class compositions and object structures. Also, they rely...
This is the first article in a short series dedicated to Design Patterns in Java. Creational Patterns The Creational Patterns in Java that are covered in this article are: Factory Method/Template Abstract Factory Builder Prototype Singleton Factory Method The Factory Method, also often called the Factory Pattern is a...
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