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Monday July 30, 2007
08:55 AM
O'Reilly's Head First Object-Oriented Analysis and Design
So, is this any good, or is it complete crap? If I read it, would I learn Object-Oriented Design & Analysis, or would I learn how to design an elephant?
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A Great OO Book (Score:1)
It's not so much a philosophical treatise on the merits of OOP, but a fantastic reference to the 20 or so patterns which cover pretty much all OOP systems/workflows. The examples are concrete programming examples, not obtuse metaphors. It's definitely in my top 10 favorite books. These core 20 or so patterns have re