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From Design Patterns: What's in it for you? Tango Group Internal Technology Seminars -- Spring 99. by Konrad Olszewski
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Table of Contents for Design Patterns: What's in it for you?


1 Design Patterns What's In There for You?
2 Outline
3 Rationale
4 What Is a Design Pattern?
5 MVC Architecture
6 MVC Architecture
7 Swing Architecture
8 Observer Pattern
9 Observer Pattern
10 Observer in Java
11 Swing JList
12 How to Construct a Model?
13 Tango Example
14 Factory Pattern
15 Factory Pattern
16 Tango Example
17 Template Pattern
18 Template Pattern
19 Tango Example
20 Command Pattern
21 Command Pattern
22 Tango Example
23 Summary
24 Literature
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