Artifact Details

Title

Patterns in practice

Catalog Number

102706577

Type

Moving image

Description

From University Video Communications' catalog:

"Object-oriented systems often exhibit idiomatic and recurrent patterns and structures of communicating objects that solve particular design problems and make these systems more flexible, elegant and ultimately reusable. Design patterns have been proposed as one way to record and reuse the knowledge behind these recurring design structures and associated best practices. In this talk, Richard Helm focuses on how design patterns have simplified the process of performing design, describing design, and helping a team gain a common understanding and vocabulary. He also reports on the difficulties faced, especially in taming enthusiasm, and in merging and reconciling a pattern-based approach with an approach based on traditional object-oriented methodologies."

Date

1995-10

Credits

Helm, Richard

Publisher

University Video Communications

Duration

00:37:00

Format

VHS

Category

Talk

Series Title

University Video Communications: OOPSLA Conference

Credit

Gift of University Video Communications

Lot Number

X6636.2013