Stefan Lemmens put me onto this book a few months ago in response to a review I wrote of the original GOF Design Patterns Book. He remarked that is was much more approachable and he was right. While I still find value in the original GOF book, I think this book is a much better choice for beginners.
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This is my fourth article in a series on the Gang of Four book on Design Patterns. I thought four was an appropriate number of articles. Here are links to the first 3 articles: Design Patterns – A Review OOP …
In my last post I talked about some GOF patterns that were built into the Actor Framework itself. In this post I examine some GOF patterns built on top of the AF.
Let’s explore how the GOF design patterns are used in the Actor Framework.
This is a brief review of the famous Gang of Four book on Design Patterns
