September 2000
Intermediate to advanced
666 pages
16h 1m
English
book
Pattern-Oriented Software Architecture, Volume 2, Patterns for Concurrent and Networked Objects
by Douglas C. Schmidt, Michael Stal, Hans Rohnert, Frank Buschmann
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Index of Names
A
Aho, Al
Akers, Ron
Alexander, Christopher
Anderson, Everett
Angiolini, Giorgio
Appleton, Brad
Arulanthu, Alex
Asman, Paul
Atkins, Shawn
B
Bachinsky, Steve
Baker, Luther
Balaguer, Federico
Barkken, David
Basrai, John
Bateson, Gregory
Becker, Detlef
Bergin, Joe
Berra, Yogi
Birrell, Andrew
Blaine, Jim
Blome, Rainer
Borrmann, Lothar
Botzler, Martin
Box, Don
Brant, John
Braun, Matt
Brunsch, Darrell
Burke, James
Buschmann, Martina
Buttitto, John
C
Callison, Becky
Cargill, Tom
Carroll, Louis
Chiang, Wei
Churchill, Winston
Claus, Russ
Cleeland, Chris
Coplien, James
Corsaro, Angelo
Cranor, Chuck
Cranor, Lorrie
Cross, Joe
Cunningham, Ward
D
Doerr, Bryan
Dominick, Lutz
Donne, John
Dorn, Karlheinz
E
Ebner, Gisela
F
Fernandez, Ed
Fernandez, Sylvester
Flores-Gaitan, Sergio
Foote, Brian
Fowler, Martin
G
Gamma, Erich
Garrido, Alejandra
Gary, Sonja
Geisler, Andreas
Gerber, Luciano
Gill, Chris
Gill, Helen
Gokhale, Andy
Gonauser, Monika
Gontla, Priyanka
Gore, Pradeep
Grubbs, Trey
H
Hagins, Jody
Hanmer, Bob
Hannan, Shawn
Harbison, Myrna
Harrison, Neil
Harrison, Tim
Harvey, Andy
Hatch, Peter
Heimke, Thomas
Heitmann, John
Helm, Richard
Henney, Kevlin
Henning, Michi
Hillara, Duke
Hoffert, Joe
Holmes, David
Hu, James
Huston, Steve
J
Jain, Prashant
James, Geoffrey
James, Henry
Johnson, Ralph
Jordan, Tom
K
Kachroo, Vishal
Kalaichelvan, Kalai
Kaushal, Arvind
Kay, Steve
Kintala, Chandra
Kircher, Michael
Klefstad, Ray
Kon, Fabio
Koob, Gary
Krishnamurthy, Yamuna
Kuhns, Fred
L
Laferriere, Bob ...
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