I am looking at a UI framework similar to Sitemesh http://www.sitemesh.org/ Just to add, I am planning to have a Java based web app, which would be based on fluid design and would have \"slightly\"
The BookShelf solution John Papa presented at Mix11 has something that sounds a bit odd to me... It uses an MVVM pattern and MVVM Light toolkit... Everything is great.
I need to implement JSON serialization for some objects, and I\'ve encountered a problem when it came to integration with generic collections.
Folks, I have a feeling there\'s a classic design pattern that covers this case, but I don\'t have a reference handy.
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This is a great idiom I\'ve been using since reading Effective Java.I\'ve been trying to find a C++ equivalent or something similar and have had lit开发者_开发技巧tle luck.The traditional builder patt
While using Chrome I notice a great many processes. As I understand it Chrome\'s design entails each plugin, tab and extension to be in its own process.
I have the following 2 interfaces accordingly to abstract factory pattern: public interface GenericObjectInterface<T extends Number>{
It\'s pretty common to see some flavor of the Task Pattern implemented on enterprise Swing applicati开发者_运维百科ons. It just makes sense: you\'ll have a lot of complex user commands that may take (
I\'ve not seen change events being used in repository pattern implementations, but I\'d like to have my repository like this:
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