Inhaltsverzeichnis:Table of Contents: Abstracti Prefaceii 1. Introduction1 2. Analysis of web programming languages2 2. Analysis of open source applications21 3. Examples of design patterns37 4. This book introduces the programmer to patterns: how to understand them, how to use them, and then how to implement them into their programs.
This book focuses on teaching design patterns instead of giving more specialized patterns to the relatively few. Conventional design patterns found in many pattern catalogues are static components of reusable design knowledge. They are fully descriptive of the problems they will solve, but the descriptive knowledge and design they provide does not describe how they can work with other patterns in a design and development process.
Therefore, the contention of this thesis is that the knowledge contained within static design patterns is inadequate for the purpose of applying the patterns to generate a software architecture with the intention of developing software systems. The focus of this research has been the investigation of Design Patterns and their potential contribution to a generative development pattern language. Generative design patterns are active and dynamic: they describe how to create something and can be observed in tbe resulting systems they help to create.
To this end, a framework is presented that identifies the notational qualities that can be applied to a design pattern for the benefit of implementing architectural design.
The impracticality of static design patterns for architectural design is addressed by revising the standard design pattern with a notation that describes the pattern as a generative component. The notation required for this revision is abstracted in part from the rich set of design notations and knowledge contained within: a the quality driven processes contained in development methods that contributed to the now standard Unified Modelling Language UML , b the descriptive content of two distinct pattern classifications i Design Patterns: Elements of Reusable Object-Oriented Software[45]' ii A Catalogue of General-Purpose Software Design Patterns[] and c a known study of relationships between design patterns i Relationships Between Design Patterns[].
Software developers need to solve various problems. Many times, these problems are the same or similar to the ones they've already encountered in other projects. Wouldn't it be great to apply the solution you've found instead of reinventing the wheel over and over again? That's precisely the reason why software design patterns exist. A design pattern is a standardized way to address a recurring problem.
Relying on a proven strategy will not only save you time, but you can rest assured that it's indeed the right choice. Design patterns are the result of a long evolution process. It all started with a book published in - yes, it's that old! They identified the most significant common issues that occurred in multiple projects and developed best practices to solve them.
The best part: these solutions are programming language-agnostic. You can use the design patterns with any object-oriented programming language. Many modern programming languages and frameworks have integrated the GoF patterns.
You don't have to write additional code to support say the Iterator or the Observer. Swift is no exception: it provides many advanced language features and constructs such as type extensions, lazy initialization, and predefined protocols that let us adopt and integrate the design patterns into our projects easily.
This book covers all these topics and teaches best practices you can apply in your upcoming projects. We'll talk about the benefits of understanding and applying the design patterns, the value they provide, and also about their limitations.
Then, we delve into the creational design patterns: the Singleton, the Prototype, the Factory Method, the Builder, and the Abstract Factory design pattern We're going to take a closer look at the structural design patterns. How can it be implemented using Swift 5? Capturing a wealth of experience about the design of object-oriented software, four top-notch designers present a catalog of simple and succinct solutions to commonly occurring design problems.
Previously undocumented, these 23 patterns allow designers to create more flexible, elegant, and ultimately reusable designs without having to rediscover the design solutions. Design Patterns CD. The 23 patterns contained in the book, Design Patterns: Elements of Reusable Object-Oriented Software have become an essential resource for anyone developing reusable software designs.
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