Design Patterns in Ruby Russ Olsen
Publisher: Addison-Wesley Longman

I finally got my hands on a shiny new copy of Design Patterns in Ruby 1. The GOF design patterns book has been my bible and all my thoughts have, so far, been soaked in the practices and principles that the book professes. Design Patterns for Web Programming explores development techniques that go beyond procedural programming, such as Object-Oriented Programming (OOP). Since the example in you message above was patterns-related, you might try the book, Design Patterns in Ruby: http://www.amazon.com/Design-Patterns-Ruby-Russ-Olsen. Languages have in common but do differently. Last week, I wrote about the Singleton pattern in Ruby much like Rusty Divine did about Java/C#/.NET. Recommended if you're new to object-oriented design, or if you want to learn about some Ruby-specific design patterns, or if your coworkers quote heavily from this book. The book If you know the basics of both design patterns and Ruby, you can safely skip this as you won't find anything of overwhelming interest here. Ao criar um novo projeto Rails, o generator cria uma estrutura padrão de diretórios. Since his second entry was about the Observer pattern, I thought I'd write about its Ruby implementation. Design Patterns in Ruby, by Russ Olsen; Eloquent Ruby, by Russ Olsen. As I mentioned in my last post (Ruby Matters: Meta-programming, Synthesis, and Generation), the Gang of Four design patterns book should have been named "Palliatives for C++". April 2nd, 2013 by guilhermegarnier Leave a reply ». It has been many years since I have read this much information on Design Patterns, and in those days the language the book was based on was Java. The Rails 3 Way, by Obie Fernandez; Rails Antipatterns, by Chad Pytel and Tammer Sale. Design patterns em Ruby – Decorators, Presenters e Exhibits.