Assuming you consider the GoF design patterns still worthy of teaching today, what resource do recommend for students? The original book?

Mar 24, 2016 · 10:43 AM UTC

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@stilkov Head First Design Patterns is fantastic
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@stilkov You remember being a student? :) The shorter the better! Fowlers 'refactoring' is pretty concise. GoF is a tome?
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@stilkov Got into an argument with a colleague regarding this, so no definitive answer. I still think the original is brilliantly structured
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@stilkov +1 for O'Reilly's book Head First Design Patterns
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@stilkov Head First Design Patterns is really good. Also consider just searching on @StackOverflow, many good answers there. #cleancode
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@stilkov Something less verbose for reference, i.e. amazon.com/Certified-Enterpr… and examples, examples, examples...
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@stilkov if, then head first design patterns
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@stilkov Entwurfsmuster: Elemente wiederverwendbarer objektorientierter Software (Programmer's Choice) ISBN: 978-3827330437; running example
@blockloop @tastapod @stilkov I blame Gof everytime I see a singleton. "It's in the book, it must be ok to use!" 1/2
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@stilkov I really don’t. I think teaching patterns is valuable, and teaching design patterns. The GoF book is neither of these.
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