C# Design Pattern Essentials by Bevis, Tony -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

C# Design Pattern Essentials

Preface

Prerequisite knowledge How this book is organised Conventions used in this book The book’s resources Note to readers

Part I. Introduction

1. What are Design Patterns?

How this book uses patterns How patterns are categorised Common principles in design patterns Some general advice

Part II. Creational Patterns

2. Abstract Factory 3. Builder 4. Factory Method

Using static factory methods

5. Prototype 6. Singleton

Part III. Structural Patterns

7. Adapter

Variations for implementing adapters

8. Bridge 9. Composite 10. Decorator 11. Facade 12. Flyweight 13. Proxy

Part IV. Behavioural Patterns

14. Chain of Responsibility 15. Command

Typical uses of the Command Pattern

16. Interpreter 17. Iterator

The 'for-each' loop

18. Mediator

Common uses

19. Memento

Approach 1: using internal visibility Approach 2: object serialization

20. Observer 21. State 22. Strategy 23. Template Method 24. Visitor

Part V. Other Useful Patterns

25. Null Object 26. Simple Factory 27. Model View Controller 28. Layers

Client-server (2-tier) architecture 3-tier architecture

Part VI. Design Patterns in Practice

29. Sample 3-Tier Application

The database tier The business tier The user interface tier

Part VII. Appendixes

Appendix A. UML Diagrams

Representing types Representing inheritance Representing composition and usage Code snippets 'Client' and other grey coloured classes

Appendix B. Design Pattern Quick Reference

Abstract Factory Adapter Bridge Builder Chain of Responsibility Command Composite Decorator Facade Factory Method Flyweight Interpreter Iterator Mediator Memento Observer Prototype Proxy Singleton State Strategy Template Method Visitor

Appendix C. Bibliography

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