Case Studies in Design Patterns

By Ramki

Case Study based introduction to GOF (Gang Of Four) Design Patterns

Contains explanation and a Case Study elaborating the usage

Ideal book as first introduction to Patterns, Design and Architecture ,

Also tells you about Language specific Idioms, Basic and Fundamental Patterns and Architectural Patterns

• Language: English
• Publisher: Ramki
• Release date: Apr 8, 2020
• ISBN: 9780463804032

Ramki

Over 40 years of experience in Software Architecture, Enterprise Architecture, Design ( UML, others) and Patterns ( GOF and many more), SOA and few State-of-Art technologies.Consultant and High-end Trainer to many prestigious International EnterprisesBased at Bangalore, India.Reachable through : [e-mail] for books in Amazon, searching for "togaf certification wonder book ramki"

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Introduction to Design and other Patterns

As a Platform independent Generic understanding,

Along with a practical Case Study

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

Introduction to Patterns

Kinds of Patterns

Idioms

Fundamental Patterns

Association

Composition through Delegation

Realization with Interface

Dependency between Modules

Architectural Patterns

Design Patterns

Categories of Design Patterns

Case Study

Creational Patterns

Account and Factory

Other Creational Patterns

Structural Patterns

Adapter

Bridge

Composite

Decorator

Façade

Flyweight

Proxy

Behavioral Patterns

State Pattern

Command Pattern

Memento Pattern

Published by : Ramki, the Author

Case Study Based Books available and in immediate pipeline:

The first volume of our Book: Case Study in OOAD and UML covers Use Cases and Class Diagram in depth.

The next volume of our Book: Case Study in Enhanced OOAD and UML covers rest of supporting Diagrams as also more on Use Case and Class Diagrams, with same Case Study.

Our third volume on Case Study in UML Advanced Modeling will take you through more insights into specialized modeling through UML, using OOAD and its chosen methodology.

Books on Design and Design Pattern subjects, all with Case Study

Books at unbelievably affordable prices:

Case Studies in Creational Design Patterns – on each of GOF Creational Patterns

Case Studies in Structural Design Patterns – on each of GOF Structural Patterns

Case Studies in Behavioral Design Patterns – on each of GOF Behavioral Patterns

These language / Platform neutral Books are being followed with  Platform Specific ones on all topics as above, including on OOAD and UML. These Case Study based Books will be from language / Platforms such as:

C++

Java

Java EE / Jakarta EE

Dot Net: C#

MFC

And more.

We are also in the process of bringing out Series of Books on: Case Study in DDD – Domain Driven Design, by the same Author, Ramki.

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Aimed at : TOGAF 9.2 Level 1 Certification

Wonder Guide Part I

Wonder Guide Part II

Wonder Guide Part III

Introduction to Patterns

What exactly is a Pattern?

When a situation occurs again and again, the problem behind it is solved effectively using a Pattern. It is like a fashion which we accept and adopt it to suit our lifestyle in real life situations. Of course, we accept it only when it suits us and only when we feel a need for it.

We will be discussing the concepts first and then will get into a Case Study to understand it better.

What exactly is a Design Pattern?

In a way, it can be described as a concept which acts like a Tool. It is a concept which allows every designer and developer to improve their skills. It is a Tool because it will result in better code than the one written without incorporating the Pattern. But is more of a conceptual Tool and not a physical tool like a compiler.

Design Patterns are useful when such a pre-prepared concept is needed during Software Design. There are many more Patterns that are useful in the IT world which are Patterns of other kind, not necessarily Design Pattern. These are also covered to an introductory extent in this book, with focus on MVC Architectural Pattern.

Since Design Patterns are of help in improvement of design skills, it leads to overall improvement of the quality of not just one project and but for every project where the same idea of Pattern may be adopted, even with a difference.

Thus, it guides all developer-designers to adopt to a common and efficient programming model, at least in the areas where the Pattern is felt to be of use. Even those who just look at the design