author : Norman L. Kerth

The patterns presented are grouped into: • General-Purpose Patterns • Special-Purpose Patterns • Architectural Patterns • Process and Organization • Exposition • Concurrent Programming/Distributed Systems • Reactive Systems

Contents

• Tom Cargill.

Localized ownership: managing dynamic objects in C++

• Ken Auer, Kent Beck.

Lazy optimization: patterns for efficient Smalltalk programming

• Bobby Woolf.

Partitioning Smalltalk code in ENVY/Developer components

• Peter Sommerlad.

Command Processor

• Jung J. Kim, Kevin M. Benner.

Implementation patterns for the Observer pattern

• Dirk Riehle.

Patterns for encapsulating class trees

• Hans Rohnert.

The Proxy design pattern revisited

• Alexander S. Ran.

MOODS: Models for Object-Oriented Design of State

• Jim Doble.

Shopper

• Aamond Sane, Roy Campbell.

Detachable Inspector/Removable cout: a structural pattern for designing transparent layered services

• Gustavo Rossi, Alejandra Garrido, Sergio Carvalho.

Design patterns for object-oriented hypermedia applications

• Stephen P. Berczuk.

Organizational Multiplexing: patterns for processing satellite telemetry with distributed teams

• Satish Subramanian, Wei-Tek Tsai.

Backup pattern: designing redundancy in object-oriented software

• Kyle Brown, Bruce G. Whitenack.

Crossing Chasms: a pattern language for Object-RDBMS

• Ralph E. Johnson.

Transactions and Accounts

• Mary Shaw.

Some patterns for software architectures

• Frank Buschmann.

Reflection

• Brian Foote, Joseph Yoder.

Evolution, Architecture, and Metamorphosis

• Alistair Cockburn.

Prioritizing forces in software design

• Allen Hopley.

Decision deferral and capture pattern language

• Neil B. Harrison.

Organizational patterns for teams

• Martin Fowler.

Accountability and organizational structures

• Ward Cunningham.

EPISODES: a pattern language of competitive development

• Dana L. G. Anthony.

Patterns for classroom education

• Todd A. Coram.

Demo Prep: a pattern language for the preparation of software demonstrations

• Robert Orenstein.

A pattern language for an essay-based web site

• Douglas C. Schmidt, Charles D. Cranor.

Half-Sync/Half-Async: an architectural pattern for efficient and well-structured concurrent I/O

• Aamond Sane, Roy Campbell.

Resource Exchanger: a behavioral pattern for low-overhead concurrent resource management

• Peter Sommerlad, Michael Stal.

The Client-Dispatch-Server design pattern

• R. Greg Lavender, Douglas C. Schmidt.

Active Object: an object behavioral pattern for concurrent programming

• Paul E. McKenney.

Selecting locking designs for parallel programs

• Amund Aarsten, Giuseppe Menga, Luca Mosconi.

Object-oriented design patterns in reactive systems

• Michael Adams, James O. Coplien, Robert Gamoke, Robert Hanmer, Fred Keeve, Keith Nicodemus.

Fault-tolerant telecommunication system patterns

• William C. Wake, B. Douglas Wake, Edward A. Fox.

Improving responsiveness in interactive applications using queues

• Gerard Meszaros.

A pattern language for improving the capacity of reactive systems