Alright /g/
What are your design pattern good books?
>>54549056
>implying anyone on 4chan knows anything about good design
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This one is pretty cosy
>tfw you skim through a design patterns book and see several patterns that you have implemented without ever knowing they were patterns
>>54550060
It's more fun to figure things out on your own.
>>54550060
Same with data structures and algorithms books.
>>54550158
>It's more fun to figure things out on your own.
Re-invent the wheel?
Most problems have been solved at one time or another. My father encouraged me to learn from others' mistakes because he didn't think I had the time to make them all myself.
Why waste time and effort just to polish your ego?
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>>54549056
Head First Design Patterns.
Good book to get started with design patterns. Java based, but even a non java dev should understand it.
>>54553574
No DON'T READ THIS, this book is fucking cancer; actually, the whole head first series is cancer.
>>54553671
For a programmer that just started and wants to learn design patterns, the book is awesome.
However, if you do not like the teaching methods used in the book (which are proven to work, for people that follow them as told). Then no, you should not read it. It will indeed make you get cancer from raging.
>>54550060
Dude, this is me when people give me names for CS & Programming things\methods\paradigms\ whatever
Like so many terms that i just called "You know the thing where you do <actions>"
