Design Patterns for Program Design -- Volume Four

Author: BRIANFOOTE
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Publish Date: 2004-11-01
Features: As an extremely effective method for improving the efficiency and quality of software engineering, system design, and development, design patterns have entered the mainstream of commercial software development. The patterns collected in this book include many excellent software design practices and provide these experiences to all software engineers. This book is the fourth volume in the series of books dedicated to documenting patterns, representing the most advanced practices in the field of patterns. All 29 chapters in this book were published at the recent PLoP conferences and were thoroughly researched and refined by authoritative experts in attendance. These patterns, which represent the essence of the PLoP conferences, offer effective, tested, and universal software design solutions for real-world problems in various domains. The book covers a wide range of topics, including patterns in object-oriented infrastructure, programming strategies, time patterns, security, domain-specific patterns, human-computer interaction, reviews, and software management. Among them, you will find patterns such as role objects, reporting, proactive reactions, composite multimedia artifacts, C++ language styles, user interaction, and security structure patterns. As patterns evolve from research to practical application in software development, more and more developers recognize that reusable design patterns (such as those included in this volume) can help them develop applications faster and more cost-effectively.