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asp.net » Granville Barnett - Sep 29, 2008
I recently started writing a series on design patterns for DotNetSlackers. The series is aimed squarely at those who are new to design patterns. In the first part we cover the strategy pattern. At this moment in time …
asp.net » Rabeeh Abla - Sep 29, 2008
Download: Demo | Code Design patterns are recurring sequences, built-in .Net patterns are scattered over the framework. In practice following standard software patterns will help to achieve a more standard code …
asp.net » Tom's .NET den - Sep 29, 2008
At last! Given a favorable constellation of stellar bodies and a nearly lethal dosage of caffeine, I finally managed to publish the first installment of the promised developer diary. The first part deals with …
Also tagged: net, architecture, web services, wwf, ado net entity framework, general software development
asp.net » MsCorEE - Sep 29, 2008
Some of my coworkers and I were having a discussion today regarding the aforementioned patterns. First we debated the validity of the Provider pattern actually being considered a pattern, or if it was really just a …
Also tagged: net, patterns, adapter, strategy, provider, pattern, designpatterns, design pattern, designpattern
asp.net » David Cumps - Sep 29, 2008
Welcome back for another episode in the pattern series! This will also be the last article about Design Patterns, since I've finished reading the Head First Design Patterns book :) It's been a very interesting …
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asp.net » David Cumps - Sep 29, 2008
It's been a while again, but it's time for another pattern. Today we'll look at the State Pattern. First of all, the definition: "Allow an object to alter its behavior when its internal state changes. The object will …
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asp.net » David Cumps - Sep 29, 2008
It's been a little while again. I blame myself for installing World Of Warcraft again, too addictive. Anyway, time for the Composite Pattern. This is one I'm having a little trouble with to describe clearly. Let's …
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asp.net » David Cumps - Sep 29, 2008
Time for the next part in our series, the Iterator Pattern. Let's start with the definition: "Provide a way to access the elements of an aggregate object sequentially without exposing its underlying representation." …
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asp.net » David Cumps - Sep 29, 2008
Time for yet another pattern, the Template Method Pattern. Have a look at all the other patterns in the series as well. The definition: "Define the skeleton of an algorithm in an operation, deferring some steps to …
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asp.net » David Cumps - Sep 29, 2008
Time for another, simple, design pattern. The Facade Pattern. I'm going to need a break soon, getting a bit burned out, which never is a good thing. Anyway, the definition of today's pattern: "Provide a unified …
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