About the Book
Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 146. Chapters: Design pattern, Abstract factory pattern, Design Patterns, Facade pattern, Adapter pattern, Bridge pattern, Singleton pattern, Visitor pattern, Flyweight pattern, Memento pattern, Lazy initialization, Builder pattern, Proxy pattern, Hierarchical visitor pattern, Delegation pattern, Strategy pattern, Mediator pattern, Interpreter pattern, Command pattern, Factory method pattern, Prototype pattern, Scheduler pattern, State pattern, Iterator pattern, Guarded suspension, Composite pattern, Balking pattern, Observer pattern, Template method pattern, Double-checked locking, Decorator pattern, Identity map, Data, Context and Interaction, Model-view-controller, Dependency injection, Model View ViewModel, Fluent interface, Mock object, Naked objects, Null Object pattern, Interaction design pattern, Pipeline, Chain-of-responsibility pattern, Extensibility pattern, Multiton pattern, Workflow patterns, Design pattern Servant, Active record pattern, Double dispatch, Inversion of control, Model 2, Asynchronous method invocation, Presentation-abstraction-control, Specification pattern, Model-view-presenter, Object pool pattern, Separation of presentation and content, Hollywood Principle, Curiously recurring template pattern, Architectural pattern, Data access object, MVC4WPF, Private class data pattern, Model-view-adapter, Barton-Nackman trick, Thread pool pattern, Single-serving visitor pattern, Dependency inversion principle, Reactor pattern, Archetype pattern, Message broker, Initialization on demand holder idiom, Double-chance function, Canonical Model, Marker interface pattern, Hash consing, Circuit breaker design pattern, Front Controller pattern, Lazy loading, Behavioral pattern, Interceptor pattern, Portland Pattern Repository, Differentiated service, Dispose pattern, Enterprise Integration Patterns, Aggregate pattern, La...
