Object-oriented design patterns
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More than 25 years have passed since the release of the first circulation of Design Patterns. During this time, the book from the popular turned into a cult. All over the world, it is recommended to read it to anyone who wants to connect life with information technology and programming. The "Russian" language that IT -Schools have changed, many English -speaking terms have become familiar, patterns entered our lives. Here is a jubilee edition with an updated translation of a book that has become a must-rele for each programmer. "Patterns of object-oriented design" replaced "techniques of object-oriented design".
Four first -class developers - a gang of four - present to your attention the experience of an OOP in the form of twenty -three patterns. Patterns appeared because the developers were looking for ways to increase the flexibility and degree of re -use of their programs. The authors not only give the principles of using design templates, but also systematize information. You will learn about the role of patterns in the architecture of complex systems and can quickly and effectively create your own applications taking into account all the restrictions that arise in the development of large projects. All templates are taken from real systems and are based on real practice. For each pattern, a C ++ or SmallTalk code is given, demonstrating its capabilities
Four first -class developers - a gang of four - present to your attention the experience of an OOP in the form of twenty -three patterns. Patterns appeared because the developers were looking for ways to increase the flexibility and degree of re -use of their programs. The authors not only give the principles of using design templates, but also systematize information. You will learn about the role of patterns in the architecture of complex systems and can quickly and effectively create your own applications taking into account all the restrictions that arise in the development of large projects. All templates are taken from real systems and are based on real practice. For each pattern, a C ++ or SmallTalk code is given, demonstrating its capabilities
Author:
Author:Helm R, Johnson R., Gamma E.
Cover:
Cover:Soft
Category:
- Category:Computer & Technology
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Series:
Series: Programmer's library
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-4461-1595-2
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