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The Twin Cities Patterns Group Yahoo! Group
The online discussion group at the heart of TCPG. Join TCPG by joining this group. |
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A Learning Guide To Design Patterns
The Industrial Logic Learning Guide To Design Patterns has been written for those who want to learn and use design patterns, rather than just read about them. It offers a suggested navigation through the GOF design patterns catalog. The Learning Guide inspires the sequence and discussion of the Twin Cities Patterns Group, which meets following the OTUG meeting. |
| The Hillside Group Patterns Catalog |
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Refactoring to Patterns
An ongoing book effort by Joshua Kerievsky (think industriallogic.com). This is currently a 111 page document (unfinished, in- progress) that is a marvelous compendium of grass roots development insight into the effective application of patterns (IMO). |
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XML Patterns.com
A site about designing good XML structure with patterns, including at least 29 XML patterns |
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Sun JavaTM Center J2EETM Patterns A collection of J2EE-based solutions to common problems. |
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J2EE Patterns Discussion forum A public discussion forum on J2EE Patterns available for community participation. |
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Patterns & XP An excellent paper by Joshua Kerievsky at Industrial Logic, entitled Patterns & XP (Refactoring being a key principle of the XP process.) |
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Stop Over-Engineering! An article by Joshua Kerievsky at Industrial Logic and published in Software Development magazine. "Patterns are a cornerstone of object-oriented design, while test-first programming and merciless refactoring are cornerstones of evolutionary design. To stop over- or under-engineering, balance these practices and evolve only what you need." |