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Explore the definitions, exercises, prose form, and templates related to software engineering and architecture design patterns as discussed by notable experts like Henrik B. Christensen. Learn about differentiating patterns and the significance of handling variability in algorithms and business rules.

  • Software Engineering
  • Design Patterns
  • Architecture
  • Henrik B. Christensen
  • UML

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  1. Software Engineering and Architecture Design Patterns I

  2. Gamma et al.s definition Exercise: How does it relate to Henrik B rbak Christensen 2

  3. Beck et al.s Definition Prose form = writing template The template varies from author to author. However, must contain Name Problem Solution Consequences Henrik B rbak Christensen 3

  4. FRSs template Intent Short description Roles Responsibilities of each participating object/abstraction in the pattern Henrik B rbak Christensen 4

  5. On www.baerbak.com Simon Kracht: FRS Design Pattern Poster Henrik B rbak Christensen 5

  6. Differentiating Patterns Be aware that many patterns are structurally equal their UML class diagrams are more or less identical! Patterns are defined by the problem they solve! Strategy is the problem of Handling variability of algorithms / business rules, making them interchangeable. Henrik B rbak Christensen 6

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