General talk about software patterns

[Joseph Bergin <jbergin AT pace.edu>]

That might be possible since I have copyright to everything. Let's talk about 
it offline. I have open office versions of everything for the print version. 

BTW, The kindle version just went live on Amazon also. 

I'm also doing a book of most of our pedagogical patterns. That will be 
released under CC license so it is more obvious to do that this way. It is 
nearing completion. 

Oh, and another "graphic novel" showing how I teach polymorphic programming 
in Java. I'm writing the script for that, but haven't found an artist to 
collaborate with yet. I have been trying to think of how to put such a 
dynamic process on paper, since the final result doesn't show how the program 
gets its design. It uses a bunch of simple design patterns (strategy, null 
object, state) and the process is two students doing pairing with TDD to 
develop the dozen or so version. 

Be well
Joe

On Mar 22, 2012, at 4:08 PM, Ward Cunningham wrote:

> Joe -- Do you have any interest in publish excerpts of your patterns as a 
> CC-BY-SA federated wiki? I did a machine translation of Eric Evans' DDD 
> patterns. It would be awesome if yours intertwined with his using new wiki 
> linking.
> 
>       http://ddd.fed.wiki.org
> 
> Best regards. -- Ward
> 
> 
> On Mar 21, 2012, at 4:07 PM, Joseph Bergin wrote:
> 
>> Hi everyone. My latest book is now available in the itunes music store 
>> (ePub) and in print. It has over 100 patterns of agile software 
>> development based on Scrum and XP. Many of the patterns were workshopped 
>> at PLoP and EuroPLoP, of course. It is basically a handbook for 
>> practitioners. 
>> 
>> You can find out more on my personal website:
>> http://jbergin.com
>> 
>> Enjoy
>> Joe
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Pace University, Computer Science, One Pace Plaza, NY NY 10038
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        you shall above all things be glad and young.
        For if you’re young, whatever life you wear
        
        it will become you;and if you are glad
        whatever’s living will yourself become

                - - e. e. cummings