Originally posted by Glenn Castro:
I have a GoF's Design Pattern book but the problem is, I can't absorb fully what is written in that book. Maybe because examples are not written in Java. And I guess experienced (c++) programmers are the one who will benefit from it.
After reading the table of contents and the sample chapter of HFDP, I am decided to get a copy of this book. Just like the Head First Java, it's fun and learning is easy.
Thank to the authors of this book. I hope to get a copy from a local store here in the Philippines.
I agree 100% with you. I also have the GoF book and have a fair grasp of things but still want to have this book because of it's style and presentation. GoF's presentation is a bit too dry. Had this book existed a couple of years ago when I bought GoF's, I think I would have had one more free space on my bookshelf waiting for Head First
J2EE design patterns.
Having said this, should Head First J2EE design patterns ever come, with my creativity I know I can create a new space for it.
Regards,
Francis