July 2012
Intermediate to advanced
254 pages
6h 16m
English
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Appendix A. References
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Ralph Johnson, “Special Issue on Patterns and Pattern Languages”, ACM.
Ross Harmes and Dustin Diaz, “Pro JavaScript Design Patterns”.
Jeff Juday, “Reap the benefits of Design Patterns”.
Subramanyan, “Guhan, JavaScript Design Patterns”.
James Moaoriello, “What Are Design Patterns and Do I Need Them?”.
Alex Barnett, “Software Design Patterns”.
Gunni Rode, “Evaluating Software Design Patterns”.
“The Singleton”,Prototyp.ical.
Stoyan Stevanov, “JavaScript Patterns”.
Design Pattern Implementations in JavaScript; discussion, Stack Overflow.
Jared Spool, “The Elements of a Design Pattern”.
Examples of Practical JS Design Patterns; discussion, Stack Overflow.
Nicholas Zakkas, “Design Patterns in JavaScript Part 1”.
Design Patterns in jQuery, Stack Overflow.
Elyse Neilson, “Classifying Design Patterns By AntiClue”.
Douglas Schmidt, “Design Patterns, Pattern Languages, and Frameworks”.
Christian Heilmann, “Show Love To The Module Pattern”.
Mike G., “JavaScript Design Patterns”.
Anoop Mashudanan, “Software Designs Made Simple”.
Klaus Komenda, “JavaScript Design Patterns”.
t3knomanster, JavaScript Design Patterns.
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