By gst
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Published: Oct 16 2007 / 04:11
I just finished implementing almost all of the GoF patterns in Ruby.
* Googlecode project: rubygof
* PDF on scribd: rubygof (pdf)
You can also go straight to the code:
svn checkout http://rubygof.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ rubygof
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Comments
hoornet replied ago:
This is very, very, very needed
Jeremy Weiskotten replied ago:
Without having looked at the code yet, I have to question the value. Most of the GoF design patterns use techniques that work around language limitations, particularly in C++ and Java. Ruby has facilities like open classes, duck typing, and modules that make a lot of the patterns more or less unnecessary.
But I'll reserve total judgment until I've had a chance to see the code examples.
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