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Java Articles » Design » Design Pattern

1. Take control with the Proxy design pattern ( javaworld.com )

2. Follow the Chain of Responsibility ( javaworld.com )

3. Amaze your developer friends with design patterns ( javaworld.com )

4. An inside view of Observer ( javaworld.com )

5. The Java Enclosing Class as an Implementation of the Builder Pattern ( javaworld.com )

6. Java Tip 68: Learn how to implement the Command pattern in Java ( javaworld.com )

7. Java Design Patterns ( javaworld.com )

8. Design patterns make for better J2EE apps ( javaworld.com )

9. Simply Singleton ( javaworld.com )

10. Factory methods ( javaworld.com )

11. A look at the Composite design pattern ( javaworld.com )

12. Strategy for success ( javaworld.com )

13. Observer and Observable ( javaworld.com )

14. Web application components made easy with Composite View ( javaworld.com )

15. When is a singleton not a singleton? ( javaworld.com )

16. Speaking on the Observer pattern ( javaworld.com )

17. Java Tip 38: The trick to "Iterator Observers" ( javaworld.com )

18. Java Tip 98: Reflect on the Visitor design pattern ( javaworld.com )

19. Adopt Adapter ( javaworld.com )

20. Fa�ade clears complexity ( javaworld.com )

21. How to implement state-dependent behavior ( javaworld.com )

22. Singletons rule ( javaworld.com )

23. The Singleton as a Network Management Pattern ( onjava.com )

24. Using the Decorator Pattern ( onjava.com )

25. Resource Command Pattern ( theserverside.com )

26. Principles, Patterns, and Practices: The Strategy, Template Method, and Bridge Patterns ( today.java.net )

27. Transparent State Management Using the Decorator Pattern ( today.java.net )

28. Principles, Patterns, and Practices: The Factory Pattern ( today.java.net )

29. Design Principles from Design Patterns ( artima.com )

30. How to Use Design Patterns ( artima.com )

31. Understand the role of intent in design patterns ( artima.com )

32. Cooperative Visitor: A Template Technique for Visitor Creation ( artima.com )

33. Patterns and Practice ( artima.com )

34. Abstraction and Efficiency ( artima.com )

35. Part 1: Creating efficient rules for the Generic Log Adapter ( ibm.com )

36. Java design patterns 201 ( ibm.com )

37. Double-checked locking and the Singleton pattern ( ibm.com )

38. Java design patterns 101 ( ibm.com )

39. Create a static adapter for use with the Generic Log Adapter ( ibm.com )

40. Diagnosing Java Code: The Dangling Composite bug pattern ( ibm.com )

41. Working with Design Patterns: Command ( developer.com )

42. Working With Design Patterns: Singleton ( developer.com )

43. Working with Design Patterns: Flyweight ( developer.com )

44. Working with Design Patterns: Observer ( developer.com )

45. Working With Design Patterns: State ( developer.com )

46. Working With Design Patterns: Factory Method ( developer.com )

47. What Are Design Patterns? ( developer.com )

48. Working with Design Patterns: Composite ( developer.com )

49. Working with Design Patterns: Template Method ( developer.com )

50. Working With Design Patterns: Mediator ( developer.com )

51. Build and Command Objects?Using Design Patterns ( developer.com )

52. Working With Design Patterns: Chain of Responsibility ( developer.com )

53. Working With Design Patterns: Prototype ( developer.com )

54. Working With Design Patterns: Abstract Factory ( developer.com )

55. Working With Design Patterns: Interpreter ( developer.com )

56. Working With Design Patterns: Odds and Ends ( developer.com )

57. Threads Versus The Singleton Pattern ( developer.com )

58. Working With Design Patterns: Iterator ( developer.com )

59. Working With Design Patterns: Visitor ( developer.com )

60. Working With Design Patterns: Memento ( developer.com )

61. Design Patterns - Deja Vu at Work ( developer.com )

62. Working With Design Patterns: Bridge ( developer.com )

63. Working With Design Patterns: Facade ( developer.com )

64. Global Variables in Java with the Singleton Pattern ( developer.com )

65. Pattern Summaries: Chain of Responsibility ( developer.com )

66. Working with Design Patterns: Strategy ( developer.com )

67. Working with Design Patterns: Null Object ( developer.com )

68. Working With Design Patterns: Builder ( developer.com )

69. Aligning IT with Business Strategy ( developer.com )

70. Pattern Summaries 6: Adapter and Decorator ( developer.com )

71. Pattern Summaries: Fa�ade and Iterator ( developer.com )

72. Design Pattern Variations: A Better Visitor > A Problem Visitor ( informit.com )

73. Design Patterns in Java: Adapter > Adapting to an Interface ( informit.com )

74. Design Patterns in Java: The Observer > Data Sharing ( informit.com )

75. Patterns and Java - A Matter of Good Taste ( developer.com )

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