thanks for these tutorials, I can never get enough of demonstrations of Design Pattern implementation. This one does a great job of removing conditionals from the main AS file and creating a better separation of concerns. Also, good to see your face.
this is just what I was looking for...Where do you get your design pattern references from? I never heard of this one in the GoF or any other AS design pattern book. Thanks
Hey, GoF only has like 23 patterns, there's gotta be bajillions of patterns and variations out there though. Just responding because I was looking up pattern books today and ran across one with the NullObject pattern. The books called "Software Architecture Design Patterns in Java" and since Java syntax is almost identical to ActionScript you're good to go. Try some of the pattern books written in other languages, they can be great references. :D
thanks for these tutorials, I can never get enough of demonstrations of Design Pattern implementation. This one does a great job of removing conditionals from the main AS file and creating a better separation of concerns. Also, good to see your face.
ReplyDeleteI believe you just implemented a singleton. This will automatically cause some people to panic. Not me though... it was a great video. :)
ReplyDeletethis is just what I was looking for...Where do you get your design pattern references from? I never heard of this one in the GoF or any other AS design pattern book. Thanks
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely what I am looking for? I am searched a lot in Google. Where do you got this? Thank you for sharing this useful information.
ReplyDeleteHey, GoF only has like 23 patterns, there's gotta be bajillions of patterns and variations out there though. Just responding because I was looking up pattern books today and ran across one with the NullObject pattern. The books called "Software Architecture Design Patterns in Java" and since Java syntax is almost identical to ActionScript you're good to go. Try some of the pattern books written in other languages, they can be great references. :D
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