Design Patterns for Humans – An ultra-simplified explanation
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#3I also liked the examples of each design pattern found in "everyday situations" - a tea stall making batches of tea for the "flyweight" pattern, etc.
There seems to be an effort to put it up as a website, and to include other languages. Please let us know when there's more progress on it!
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#5forgive my ignorance but what language is this
I haven't written PHP since PHP 5 - it looks rather different from what I remember.
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#8It covers a wide range of patterns summarized in easy-to-understand language, with code examples. I'm going to enjoy reading through it all. I also liked the examples of each design pattern found in "everyday situations" - a tea stall making batches of tea for the "flyweight" pattern, etc. There seems to be an effort to put it up as a website, and to include other languages. Please let us know when there's more progr…