Acknowledgments
This book began as a small set of Web pages that I put together in spring 1995, while trying to make sense of my own early attempts to use Java concurrency features in experimental development efforts. Then it grew; first on the World Wide Web, where I extended, expanded, and removed patterns to reflect my and other people's increasing experience with Java concurrency; and now into this book, which places patterns within the broader perspective of concurrent software development. The web pages also live on, but they now serve as a supplement to the conceptual presentations best suited to book form.
There have been many changes along the way, in a process that has benefited from commentary, suggestions, errata reports, and exchanges ...
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