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A binding time guide to creational patterns
Article No.: 14, Pages 1 - 10
Abstract
An overwhelming number of patterns have been described in literature. As well, comparisons of related patterns with similar outcomes can be found, working out also their particular differences. In this paper, a synoptic view on related patterns and mechanisms, based on binding time and developer roles is proposed. Although highly practical for selecting a pattern or mechanism over competing ones in the light of requirements given, binding time orientation has not gained very much attention until now. Looking at patterns from this angle has also proved valuable in teaching design patterns as a systematic way of explaining and differentiating patterns. The approach is illustrated on selected well-known patterns and mechanisms for object creation.
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DOI:10.1145/2739011
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