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Six Design Patterns to Start With

One of my colleagues asked me to demonstrate and explain six patterns for folks with little or no exposure to design patterns. Thou shall count to 6, no more, no less and 8 is right out. Choosing the six patterns to cover first was actually a bit difficult. I'm sticking strictly with the original "Gang of Four

Filed under: Database,SQL | On : 2006 Apr 11 | From: Jeremy D. Miller -- The Shade Tree Developer : Design Patterns |

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