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The Gang of Four design patterns are a response to particular problems of Java.
The chronology is incorrect here, as the book (a paper copy of which I still have) predates the existence of Java, and its examples are in C++.
Reading your post brought back memories, as I got my first job as a software engineer in 1993, and remember starting with C and then transitioning to C++ for a project in which the architects had us all buy and study the "Gang of Four" book as well as Rumbaugh's book on OMT https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Object-modeling_technique (both of which I still own!) and we even used an OMT tool to draw diagrams and generate C++ code. Our work predated the merge of the Booch method with OMT to form UML.
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I am reporting an important factual error in your blog post http://tomasp.net/blog/2019/software-engineering/
The chronology is incorrect here, as the book (a paper copy of which I still have) predates the existence of Java, and its examples are in C++.
Reading your post brought back memories, as I got my first job as a software engineer in 1993, and remember starting with C and then transitioning to C++ for a project in which the architects had us all buy and study the "Gang of Four" book as well as Rumbaugh's book on OMT https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Object-modeling_technique (both of which I still own!) and we even used an OMT tool to draw diagrams and generate C++ code. Our work predated the merge of the Booch method with OMT to form UML.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: