Three Hypermedia Design Patterns
We propose three hypermedia design patterns for hypermedia publishing: hyper-book hyper-map and virtual product. Introduction. From the appearance of the first
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SCENARIO-BASED DESIGN IN DESIGN PATTERN MINING
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Design Pattern Implementation in Java and AspectJ
AspectJ implementations of the GoF design patterns show modularity improvements in 17 of 23 cases. These improvements are manifested in terms of better code
Design Pattern Implementation in Java and AspectJ
AspectJ implementations of the GoF design patterns show modularity improvements in 17 of 23 participant classes to the implementation of the pattern.
Precise Modeling of Design Patterns
From the designer point of view a modeling construct allowing design pattern [8] participant classes to be explicitly pointed out in a UML class diagram
Modularizing design patterns with aspects: a quantitative study
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Design Pattern Modelling and Instantiation using DPML
We describe the Design Pattern Modelling Language a notation supporting the specification of design pattern solutions and their.
Secure Design Patterns
5 oct. 2009 The Secure Factory pattern implementation uses the given security credentials to select and return the appropriate object. The Secure Factory ...
Precise Modeling of Design Patterns
From the designer point of view a modeling construct allowing design pattern [8] participant classes to be explicitly pointed out in a UML class diagram
Lecture: Design Patterns - UZH
Design Patterns In software engineering a design pattern is a general repeatable solution to a commonly occurring problem in software design A design pattern is a description or template for how to solve a problem Not a finished design Patterns capture design expertise and allow that expertise to be transferred and reused
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Patterns (structures and relationships that appear over and over again in many di?erent well designed objects) provide an objective basis for judging design Christopher Alexander (I) Design patterns in software design traces its intellectual roots to work performed in the 1970s by an architect named Christopher Alexander
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Design patterns allow you to exploit the wisdom and lessons learned by other developers who’ve encountered design problems similar to the ones you are encountering The best way to use design patterns is to load your brain with them and then recognize places in your designs and existing applications where you can apply them
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96 Part III • Design Patterns The Facade Pattern: Key Features Intent You want to simplify how to use an existing system You need to define your own interface Problem You need to use only a subset of a complex system Or you need to in-teract with the system in a particular way
Who are the key participants in the design pattern?
The key participants in thepattern are Strategy objects (which encapsulate different algorithms)and the context in which they operate. Compositors are Design Patterns: Elements of Reusable Object-Oriented Software 56 strategies;they encapsulate different formatting algorithms.
What are the elements of a design pattern?
In general, a pattern has four essential elements: Design Patterns: Elements of Reusable Object-Oriented Software 13 1. The pattern nameis a handle we can use to describe a design problem, its solutions, and consequences in a word or two.
What is within participant designs?
Within participant designs Module: Research Methods in Psychology (PS1813) ??Within participant designs oEach does both conditions - allows you to have fewer participants, more powerful for given sample size oPeople act as own control group but there may be order, practice and fatigue effects
How many participants are followed in a design?
2 In a design one group of participants is followed and assessed as the group from PSY 101 at Ateneo de Manila University Study Resources Main Menu by School by Literature Title by Subject by Study Guides Textbook SolutionsExpert TutorsEarn Main Menu Earn Free Access Upload Documents Refer Your Friends Earn Money Become a Tutor Scholarships
Software Engineering
Lecture: Design Patterns
Thomas Fritz & Martin Glinz
Many thanks to Philippe Beaudoin, Gail
Murphy, David Shepherd, Neil Ernst and
Meghan Allen
Reading!
For this lecture: (all required)
"Composite Design Pattern "Mediator Design Pattern "Facade Design Pattern 2 3Design Patterns Overview
"Introduction to design patterns "How to use design patterns "Components of a pattern "Various patternsCreational
Structural
Behavioral
"Integrating PatternsLearning Goals
By the end of this unit, you will be able to:
"Explain why design patterns are useful and some caveats to consider when using design patterns "Clearly and concisely describe, give examples the key benefit of, and drawbacks or special considerations for the following patterns: abstract factory, singleton, façade, composite, decorator and observer 4Software Updates
5Design Challenges
"Designing software with good modularity is hard! "Designs often emerge from a lot of trial and errorAre there solutions to common recurring
problems? 6Design Patterns
In software engineering, a design pattern is a
general repeatable solution to a commonly occurring problem in software design. "A design pattern is a description or template for how to solve a problem "Not a finished design "Patterns capture design expertise and allow that expertise to be transferred and reused "Patterns provide common design vocabulary, improve communication, ease implementation & documentation 7 8Real World Pattern Examples
"Problem: sink stinks "Pattern:S-trap
"Problem: highway crossing "Pattern: clover leaf 9Updates ² Observer Design Pattern
Name: Observer
Intent: Ensure that, when an object changes state, all its dependents are notified and updated automatically.Participants & Structure:
Updates ² Observer Design Pattern
10Software
(subject)Client A
Client B
Client C
Clients
(Observers)Attach()
Updates ² Observer Design Pattern
11Software
(subject)Client A
Client B
Client C
Clients
(Observers)Update()
Updates ² Observer Design Pattern
12Software
(subject)Client A
Client B
Client C
Clients
(Observers)Update()
O B S E R V E RUse common
Observer interface
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"I need the professor to be notified when a student joins his/her class "I want the display to update when the size of a window is changed "I need the schedule view to update when the database is changedDesign patterns are reusable!
Real world example
Newspaper subscriptions
"The newspaper company publishes newspapers. "You subscribe to a particular paper, and every "At some point in the future, you can unsubscribe "While the newspaper company is in business, people, hotels and other businesses constantly subscribe and unsubscribe to the newspaper. example from Head First Design Patterns 14 In this example, who is the Observer and who is the Subject? 15How to use Design Patterns?
Know the patterns
Know the problem they can solve
Recognize when a problem is solvable by a patternLook up the pattern
Correctly integrate it into your code
16Knowing the patterns helps
understanding code "The pattern sometimes convey a lot of information "Try understanding this code: "Key is to know the Abstract Factory and Decorator patterns!Design patterns also provide a shared
vocabulary. of all of its listeners and anytime it has new data it sends a message to each listener. The listeners can join the Broadcast at any time or really dynamic and loosely- example from Head First Design Patterns 17 18Components of a pattern
"Pattern Name "IntentWhat problem does it solve?
"ParticipantsWhat classes participate
"These classes usually have very general names, the pattern is meant to be used in many situations! "StructureHow are the classes organized?
How do they collaborate?
19A Menagerie of Patterns!
20Pattern Classifications
Creational Patterns
Makes a system independent of how its object are created Useful as system evolve: the classes that will be used in the future may not be known nowStructural Patterns
Techniques to compose objects to form larger
structuresBehavioral Patterns
Concerned with communication between objects
Describe complex control flow
21Discussion Question
"What is the Classification of the Observer pattern?Creational, Structural, Behavioural?
Observer Pattern
"Consider your projects. What classes could be an observer or a subject? 2223
Behavioral Patterns
"Mediator "Observer "Chain of Responsibility "Command "Interpreter "Iterator "Memento "State "Strategy "Template Method "Visitor 24Creational Patterns
"Abstract Factory "Singleton "Builder "Factory Method "PrototypeDesign problem
"Build a maze for a computer game "A maze is a set of rooms "A room knows its neighbours: room, door, wall "Ignore players, movement, etc. 25MazeGame
CreateMaze()
26Exercise
1.Implement the function
MazeGame:CreateMaze() to design a maze
with 2 rooms and a connecting door.2.Update that function to make a Maze
containing a Room with a bomb in it. 27Example
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