Written for Smalltalk programmers, this book is designed to help readers become more effective Smalltalk developers and object technology users.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
1. Foreword 2. Preface 3. Introduction Part I. The Smalltalk Report: 4. Why study Smalltalk idioms? 5. The dreaded super 6. Abstract control idioms 7. ValueModel idioms 8. Collection idioms: standard classes 9. An Objectworks/Smalltalk 4.1 wrapper idiom 10. A short introduction to pattern language 11. Instance-specific behavior: how and why 12. Instance-specific behavior: Digitalk implementation and the deeper meaning of it all 13. To accessor or not to accessor? 14. Inheritance: the rest of the story 15. Helper methods avoid unwanted inheritance 16. It's not just the case 17. Where do objects come from? Part 2 18. Where do objects come from? from variables and methods 19. Birds, bees, and browsers - obvious sources of objects 20. Using patterns: design 21. Simple Smalltalk testing 22. Architectural prototype: television remote control 23. Demand loading for Visual Works 24. Garbage collection revealed 25. What? what happened to garbage collection 26. Super +1 27. Clean code: pipe dream or state of mind? 28. A modest meta proposal 29. Use of variables: temps 30. Variables of the world 31. Farewell and a wood pile Part II. Object Magazine: 32. Development environments 33. Whole lotta Smalltalk: the technology 34. CRC: finding objects the easy way 35. Distributed Smalltalk 36. Patterns 101 Part III. JOOP: 36. Constructing abstractions for object-oriented applications Part IV. Other papers: 37. A diagram for OO programs, OOPSLA 1986 38. A laboratory for teaching OO thinking, OOPSLA '89 39. Playground: a programming language for children of all ages, OOPSLA '89 40. Think like an object, UNIX Review, Oct. 1991 41. Writing more valuable objects with patterns, Dr. Dobbs, Feb 1993.
1. Foreword 2. Preface 3. Introduction Part I. The Smalltalk Report: 4. Why study Smalltalk idioms? 5. The dreaded super 6. Abstract control idioms 7. ValueModel idioms 8. Collection idioms: standard classes 9. An Objectworks/Smalltalk 4.1 wrapper idiom 10. A short introduction to pattern language 11. Instance-specific behavior: how and why 12. Instance-specific behavior: Digitalk implementation and the deeper meaning of it all 13. To accessor or not to accessor? 14. Inheritance: the rest of the story 15. Helper methods avoid unwanted inheritance 16. It's not just the case 17. Where do objects come from? Part 2 18. Where do objects come from? from variables and methods 19. Birds, bees, and browsers - obvious sources of objects 20. Using patterns: design 21. Simple Smalltalk testing 22. Architectural prototype: television remote control 23. Demand loading for Visual Works 24. Garbage collection revealed 25. What? what happened to garbage collection 26. Super +1 27. Clean code: pipe dream or state of mind? 28. A modest meta proposal 29. Use of variables: temps 30. Variables of the world 31. Farewell and a wood pile Part II. Object Magazine: 32. Development environments 33. Whole lotta Smalltalk: the technology 34. CRC: finding objects the easy way 35. Distributed Smalltalk 36. Patterns 101 Part III. JOOP: 36. Constructing abstractions for object-oriented applications Part IV. Other papers: 37. A diagram for OO programs, OOPSLA 1986 38. A laboratory for teaching OO thinking, OOPSLA '89 39. Playground: a programming language for children of all ages, OOPSLA '89 40. Think like an object, UNIX Review, Oct. 1991 41. Writing more valuable objects with patterns, Dr. Dobbs, Feb 1993.
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