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Subject: General talk about software patterns
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- From: "Mike Beedle" <beedlem AT e-architects.com>
- To: "'Richard P. Gabriel'" <rpg AT dreamsongs.com>, "'Linda Rising'" <risingl AT acm.org>
- Cc: "'Patterns Discussion'" <patterns-discussion AT cs.uiuc.edu>
- Subject: RE: [patterns-discussion] Alexander makes the NY Times
- Date: Thu, 7 Aug 2003 15:00:47 -0500
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RPG wrote:
> She equated the terms "object" and "pattern."
I am not surprised, specially when you consider that
some self-proclaimed patterns experts in the software
community, many with several "refereed articles", websites,
and/or books to their names, equate patterns with:
classes, objects, functions, code generation templates,
rules, system of rules and/or reusable components
Instead of equating them with **relationships** among these things.
In many cases, language syntax and/or features have sometimes
published as "patterns". Again, without any references to
language syntax or language feature **relationships** to
concrete software elements: classes, objects, functions,
templates (and/or macros), rules, system of rules components.
In her defense, she is probably a _visionary_ editor just
for having seen something "special" in patterns,
- Mike
- RE: [patterns-discussion] Alexander makes the NY Times, Mike Beedle, 08/07/2003
- RE: [patterns-discussion] Alexander makes the NY Times, Mike Beedle, 08/13/2003
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