"Patterns help you learn from other's successes instead of your own failures"
by Mark Johnson.
8 more days to go for Eclipse Day India 2010. What is more interesting than to talk about myself ;). Today, I would like to brief about my talk in Eclipse Day India 2010 - "Patterns in Eclipse".
My passion is to talk about better programming practices. Seeing well written code is a gift. A talk about writing good code may not go well with the 'Eclipse Plugin Development' theme. Hence I chose the topic 'Patterns in Eclipse'. Design patterns are solutions to recurring programming problems. The 'Gang of Four patterns' are used extensively in the development of eclipse platform. I will brief about some of these patterns, and how they are implemented in eclipse platform. I hope this will motivate the audience,
- To write cleaner code.
- To dig deep into the platform
- Increases interest to explore the platform.
- Help to absorb some of these patterns to his/her daily development work.
- Singleton Pattern (Accessing Platform and PlatformUI services)
- Strategy Pattern (Customize a viewer using providers)
- Observer Pattern (Resource Change Listener, SWT Event Handling)
- Composite Pattern (During creation of widgets)
- Proxy, Bridge Patterns (To access the file system)
- Visitor Pattern (To traverse through the file system)
- IAdaptible and Adapter Factories
- Memento Pattern (Persisting workbench state)
- Virtual Proxy (Extension point mechanism)
madhu
EclipseBible
References - Contributing to Eclipse: Principles, Patterns and Plugins, Head First Design Patterns, Design Patterns for Dummies, Object Oriented Analysis and Design with Applications, Clean Code: A Handbook of Agile Software Craftsmanship.
Hi Madhu,
ReplyDeleteEagerly awaiting your session.See you at Eclipse day.
cheers,
Saurav