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  Design Patterns
Builder Pattern in C#
This article is mainly focus on design patterns using C# and this is the first article of the series.In this article i will be discussing Builder pattern which is quite similar to Factory Pattern.
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Design Pattern: Bridge
Explainations of the Bridge design pattern with Visual FoxPro examples
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Design Pattern: Decorator
Explanation of the Decorator design pattern with Visual FoxPro examples
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Design Pattern: Layers
This article explains how layers can be used as abstraction mechanisms
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Design Pattern: Mediator
Explanation of the Mediator design pattern with Visual FoxPro examples
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Design Patterns In VB.NET School
Using design patterns can lead to better designed and implemented object oriented programs. They can also help make code more understandable. The Programmer's Heaven design patterns school covers each design pattern, complete with explanations and code examples in VB.NET. It also looks at the approach taken by the creators of design patters and the motivation for using them in your own development.
Visits: 1337 Updated: 2007-4-10  Rating: 
Design Patterns Tutorial
An article that briefly describes commonly used Design Patterns; Singleton, Factory Method, Adapter, Proxy, Decorator, Composite, Observer, MVC, Template and Strategy.
Visits: 1018 Updated: 2004-4-6  Rating: (Not Rated)  More info & Ratings
Design Patterns Tutorial
The primary purpose of this presentation is to give the reader an introduction to the concept of design patterns in programming. After completing the tutorial you should be able to put to use the patterns that were discussed, and have the ability to go out and find new patterns in publications etc... A good introduction to the concepts you should know before reading the GoF book
Visits: 2628 Updated: 2001-10-23  Rating: 
Meta-Patterns: Design Patterns Explained.
MetaPatterns can be contemplated like a form of understanding the underlying mechanisms of patterns and the form in which they work, and even as a new classification of patterns patterns. The principal objective of patterns is capturing good practices that allow us to improve the quality of the design of systems, determining objects that support useful roles in a specific context, encapsulating complexity, and making it more flexible. We can observe that the structure of these solutions (patterns) repeats, using a series of basic mechanisms (even in different levels of abstraction) to produce the same effects in the system. To know these common mechanisms allows us to have a clearer vision on patterns, as well as to have the capacity to generate them.
Visits: 739 Updated: 2002-3-7  Rating: (Not Rated)  More info & Ratings
Metapatterns: A New Approach To Design Patterns
MetaPatterns can be contemplated like a form of understanding the underlying mechanisms of patterns and the form in which they work, and even as a new classification of patterns patterns. The principal objective of patterns is capturing good practices that allow us to improve the quality of the design of systems, determining objects that support useful roles in a specific context, encapsulating complexity, and making it more flexible. We can observe that the structure of these solutions (patterns) repeats, using a series of basic mechanisms (even in different levels of abstraction) to produce the same effects in the system. To know these common mechanisms allows us to have a clearer vision on patterns, as well as to have the capacity to generate them.
Visits: 1541 Updated: 2005-12-19  Rating: (Not Rated)  More info & Ratings
Relationship between Pipes-and-Filters and Decorator design patterns
The article provides an implementation of the simple problem using both Pipes-and-Filters architectural pattern and Decorator pattern, and explores a relationship between them, if any.
Visits: 288 Updated: 2006-3-22  Rating: (Not Rated)  More info & Ratings
The Lexi Editor
The Delphi source code of the Gang Of Four Lexi document editor. Presentation, UML diagrams and full source code. Composite, Decorator, Iterator, Visitor, Strategy and Command
Visits: 1686 Updated: 2004-12-11  Rating: (Not Rated)  More info & Ratings
Using the Observer Pattern to Update Dependent Objects
The Observer pattern defines a one-to-many dependency between objects--when the central object changes state, all its dependents objects are notified and updated automatically. Master this pattern and you won't have to worry about managing consistency of state between components.
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Why the Double Check Lock Pattern Isn`t 100% Thread Safe
The Double Checked Locking Pattern looks like a simple way to ensure that we can make Singletons thread safe. While the simplest solution is often the best, this one contains complexities underneath that don’t show until you take a closer look...a much closer look. C++ as a language has no notion of threading. Unfortunately, this makes it possible for compilers to break our programs in the most unexpected ways!
Visits: 544 Updated: 2005-11-13  Rating: (Not Rated)  More info & Ratings


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