Mark Herschberg, author of The Career Toolkit
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Originally posted by Sanjay Bahal:
Cooper's book: Java Design Patterns is good for Java Developers.
Sanjay
Originally posted by Andrew Shafer:
Any opinions on the best approach to learning to properly apply patterns to your projects?
Any personal stories about patterns and how they have helped your programming skills?
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Originally posted by G Vanin:
It is not free and not on UML
Any opinions on the best approach to learning to properly apply patterns to your projects?
Any personal stories about patterns and how they have helped your programming skills?
Originally posted by Lee Xu:
Beside GoF book, is there any valuable online tutorial for most patterns? Thanks
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