Once again, while just browsing through my harddrive, I came across 2 nice posters that I thought I would share with you. They are 2 posters that show common patterns used on object-oriented design. The patterns grouped by color and cover:
- Creational
- Singleton
- Factory
- Structural
- Facade
- Decorator
- Adapter
- Proxy
- Behavioral
- Template
- Strategy
- State
- Command
- Observer
- Architectural
- Pipes/Filters
Quite a handy little guide to have if you or some coworkers don’t know them and want them readily available.
These are not full size so that they don’t take up much room. Each one is actually 1556 x 1080 in size when you get it downloaded. Click on each one to take you to the full size pic.
I cant c.. images over there at all. I think it is gone.
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I created some print quality quick reference cards that have all 23 GoF patterns on them. You can get them here: http://www.mcdonaldland.info/2007/11/28/40/
Additionally, you can get the full poster version here: http://www.cafepress.com/gofmerchandise
Ohhh now I see it
Sorry..
John, read it as meaning posters of common patterns. The wording is a little odd, I agree.
Maybe I’m language impaired… while the post makes sense to me, what does the title mean exactly… is it just missing an ‘and’ between patterns and posters or am i missing it completed? Sorry in advance for being stupid
…or rather, straight from the source: http://www.drp.co.za/default.asp?id=technologies/content_technologies_p
Here they are:
http://tinyurl.com/qyr6e
http://tinyurl.com/rdzxg
Eber, the code definately is pretty nasty with those “_” prefixed parameter names. Those hurt my eyes too. The “m_” I can deal with, as I still prefix private member fields myself. Other than that, I’m completely removed from any type or variation of hungarian notation. Still, why prefix the parameter with “_”?
m_ft = _ft;
?
it hurts the eyes…
To the individual who was looking for them as PNG you can type:
barone budge dominick vsd
into Google, there you will find the originals alnog with many other great posters, if you choose to show the option for showing duplicate items
Resaving as png defeats the whole purpose as compression has already been applied to the image.
Thanks a lot for sharing them Raymond, really useful. Can’t wait to have them printed
Patterns imply planning. Planning isn’t agile. !agile == wrong.
The mere existence of these pictures represents the way that “traditional OO” programmers are trying to restrict the creativity of others!
Marcos,
All I have are the jpg files. You can download them
(right-click, Save Image As) and save them as png using a graphics
program. If you have no way to save a png file, email me and I’ll
email them in PNG format to you.
Can you save the posters in PNG format and repost please?
The text on the colored screened backgrounds is not very readable.
Great post otherwise.