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This sections contains a comprehensive list of all OO texts, including a very brief description of each. | This sections contains a comprehensive list of all OO texts, including a very brief description of each. | ||
| − | * [[Gang of Four 1995]] - This book forms the core work on design patterns. | + | * [[Gang of Four 1995]] - ''Design Patterns: Elements of Reusable Object-Oriented Software'' - This book forms the core work on design patterns. |
| − | * [[Arthur Riel 1996]] - In this text, Riel introduces a set of OO heuristics which are good starting place for developing an understanding of OO design patterns and maxims. | + | * [[Arthur Riel 1996]] - ''Object-Oriented Design Heuristics'' - In this text, Riel introduces a set of OO heuristics which are good starting place for developing an understanding of OO design patterns and maxims. |
* [[Party of Five 1996]] | * [[Party of Five 1996]] | ||
* [[Richard Gabriel 1996]] | * [[Richard Gabriel 1996]] | ||
| − | * [[Martin Fowler 1997]] | + | * [[Martin Fowler 1997]] - ''Analysis Patterns: Reusable Object Models'' |
| − | * [[Martin Fowler 1999]] | + | * [[Martin Fowler 1999]] - ''Refactoring : improving the design of existing code'' |
| − | * [[Fowler and | + | * [[Fowler and Scott 2000]] |
* [[Kent Beck 2000]] | * [[Kent Beck 2000]] | ||
* [[Cay Horstmann 2002]] | * [[Cay Horstmann 2002]] | ||
* [[Mitchell and Kim 2002]] | * [[Mitchell and Kim 2002]] | ||
* [[Shalloway and Trott 2002]] | * [[Shalloway and Trott 2002]] | ||
| − | * [[Robert Cecil Martin 2003]] | + | * [[Martin Fowler 2003]] - ''Patterns of Enterprise Application Architecture'' |
| + | * [[Martin Fowler 2003 2]] - ''UML Distilled'' | ||
| + | * [[Robert Cecil Martin 2003]] - ''UML for Java programmers'' | ||
* [[Martin Fowler 2004]] | * [[Martin Fowler 2004]] | ||
* [[Steve McConnell 2004]] | * [[Steve McConnell 2004]] | ||
Revision as of 23:26, 21 July 2009
This section contains a compiled list of object orientated design texts, papers and other resources. It also contains references to library pages, so students of COSC427 can access the texts with ease. All resources on this page should be listed in chronological order from oldest to newest in terms of their production/publication date.
Contents |
Texts
This sections contains a comprehensive list of all OO texts, including a very brief description of each.
- Gang of Four 1995 - Design Patterns: Elements of Reusable Object-Oriented Software - This book forms the core work on design patterns.
- Arthur Riel 1996 - Object-Oriented Design Heuristics - In this text, Riel introduces a set of OO heuristics which are good starting place for developing an understanding of OO design patterns and maxims.
- Party of Five 1996
- Richard Gabriel 1996
- Martin Fowler 1997 - Analysis Patterns: Reusable Object Models
- Martin Fowler 1999 - Refactoring : improving the design of existing code
- Fowler and Scott 2000
- Kent Beck 2000
- Cay Horstmann 2002
- Mitchell and Kim 2002
- Shalloway and Trott 2002
- Martin Fowler 2003 - Patterns of Enterprise Application Architecture
- Martin Fowler 2003 2 - UML Distilled
- Robert Cecil Martin 2003 - UML for Java programmers
- Martin Fowler 2004
- Steve McConnell 2004
- Freeman and Freeman 2004
Papers
Important papers in OO design are collated below.
Other Resources
Any further OO resources are listed in this section.
- Ward's wiki - The first wiki and an inspiration for this course.
- Martin Fowler's Website - Provides information on a variety of different types of patterns and other domain knowledge.
Libraries
This section contains a list of people (or entities), and a reference to the texts they have accessible.
- Wals library - Wals library contains a substantive collection of texts and also lists who they are currently on loan to.
- PS Library - Texts available in the Physical Science Library at the University of Canterbury.
- AlexsLibrary - Alex has a growing collection of texts that you may obtain from him.
