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  • RSH

    #1

    Design Pattern Books

    Hi,

    I have read the GOF design Pattern book but Im having trouble drawing the
    paralell in C#. I know there are quite a few Design pattern books out there
    but are there any good ones aimed at C# intermediate developers?

    Thanks!
    Ron


  • sloan

    #2
    Re: Design Pattern Books


    Head First Design Patterns ( Java based, but brings the ideas down to
    better hands on experience).
    You ~can get C# source code, but the book has java syntax.


    I have this one:
    0201844532 <<ISBN
    and its c# specific, but I'd still recommend the Head First book over it.


    www.dofactory.com has C# specific stuff as well.


    Here is a link:

    <a
    href="http://www.msquaredweb .com/DesignPatterns/HeadFirstDesign PatternsInCShar p.zip">[C#
    Patterns Source]</a>




    "RSH" <way_beyond_oop s@yahoo.comwrot e in message
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    Hi,
    >
    I have read the GOF design Pattern book but Im having trouble drawing the
    paralell in C#. I know there are quite a few Design pattern books out
    there but are there any good ones aimed at C# intermediate developers?
    >
    Thanks!
    Ron
    >

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    • sloan

      #3
      Re: Design Pattern Books

      My secondary advice is to go on ebay, and buy several books, used....
      any language like java, c# or vb.net

      The ideas are more abstract than any specific language.
      And I usually learn something each each book. Each author has the ability
      to demonstrate with different examples in a unique way.






      "RSH" <way_beyond_oop s@yahoo.comwrot e in message
      news:upG08xXUIH A.536@TK2MSFTNG P06.phx.gbl...
      Hi,
      >
      I have read the GOF design Pattern book but Im having trouble drawing the
      paralell in C#. I know there are quite a few Design pattern books out
      there but are there any good ones aimed at C# intermediate developers?
      >
      Thanks!
      Ron
      >

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