Asking about Design Patterns

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Phan Tien

I'm learning about Design Patterns. But I don't have much information about
this subject. Please help me the web adresses , articles or source code
samples about this subject if you know. Thanks a lot
Phan Tien
 
* "Phan Tien said:
I'm learning about Design Patterns. But I don't have much information about
this subject. Please help me the web adresses , articles or source code
samples about this subject if you know.
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Websites:

<URL:http://www.martinfowler.com/eaaCatalog/>
<URL:http://www.microsoft.com/resources/practices/completelist.asp>

Books:

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<URL:http://www.awprofessional.com/catalog/product.asp?product_id={E1CD5BE7-E008-481B-8D0C-8E80CE9978F9}>
 
Phan,
I would strongly recommend both of these books Herfried identified.

Design Patterns
VB6 & VB.NET Design Patterns

As the VB6 & VB.NET Design Patterns is a good companion to the GOF book.

For more advanced topics I would recommend the Patterns of Enterprise
Application Architecture (the first link Herfried gave) after you have
reviewed & understand the above two..

http://www.martinfowler.com/books.html#eaa

For messaging (MSMQ) topics I would recommend Enterprise Integration
Patterns (after the first two):

http://www.awprofessional.com/catalog/product.asp?session_id={B40E7365-6D95-47A9-BFC2-6298E03175C3}&product_id={679DAE72-B76C-4FB8-BA60-507D71F8581A}

Hope this helps
Jay
 
Jay,

* "Jay B. Harlow said:
I would strongly recommend both of these books Herfried identified.
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Just FYI: I took the links from a message you wrote some months ago
:-).
 
Herfried,
I figured you did... :-)

Initially I wasn't really going to respond (as you already had). Then I
realized I am in the middle of the Enterprise Integration Patterns book and
I find it on par with Martin's EAA book. Well worth it if you are going to
be using MSMQ (Microsoft Message Queuing), it also good in case you should
be thinking about using MSMQ.

Jay
 
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