This is the home page for the book Design Patterns - A domain agnostic approach.
This is the only book which explains GOF design patterns without using domain specific scenarios, instead, it attempts to explain them using only basic constructs that the students initially are accustomed to, like, class, objects and interfaces etc. Readers are not required to know anything more than basic Java(TM) to be able to learn design patterns using this book. This book is apt for students starting to learn design patterns, for professionals who are aspiring to join the IT industry and also for those who have a working knowledge on this subject. Using this book, the readers can easily implement a design pattern assisted by the in-depth explanation of steps given for each pattern.
Please consider reading the Preface on why this book was written. Then the first chapter titled "Basics", Thereafter the chapters on the patterns. I have included in the links a titled "Sample Chapter" which shall help you to understand how the subject is handled.
You may visit the Facebook fan page for the book here.
This is the only book which explains GOF design patterns without using domain specific scenarios, instead, it attempts to explain them using only basic constructs that the students initially are accustomed to, like, class, objects and interfaces etc. Readers are not required to know anything more than basic Java(TM) to be able to learn design patterns using this book. This book is apt for students starting to learn design patterns, for professionals who are aspiring to join the IT industry and also for those who have a working knowledge on this subject. Using this book, the readers can easily implement a design pattern assisted by the in-depth explanation of steps given for each pattern.
Please consider reading the Preface on why this book was written. Then the first chapter titled "Basics", Thereafter the chapters on the patterns. I have included in the links a titled "Sample Chapter" which shall help you to understand how the subject is handled.
You may visit the Facebook fan page for the book here.
