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  • Totally useless if you already have bases  

    Head First Design Patterns (Paperback)
    I expected a book that goes beyond the theory taught in small classes. Well, no turning back. This book is useless for real life and real developments; it lacks the side "cookbook", with examples of specific cases and what patterns to use in the
  • Read at least once !! 1  

    Head First Design Patterns (Paperback)
    Concerning the delivery of the article: impeccable. I received 2 days after the order (from Amazon). Regarding article itself: great. The patterns that are treated are explained in depth, which allows to understand them, and know when to reuse. Altho
  • Paper too see very explanatory  

    Head First Design Patterns (Paperback)
    Overall this is a very informative and clear book The book is really intended for people whose principles are very fuzzy objects but whose structures are known objects. By the time the explanations are too slow to arrive and long introductions.
  • Very educational 7  

    Head First Design Patterns (Paperback)
    I find the Head First series particularly suited to explaining concepts of architecture and design (certainly more than for purely technical topics such as EJB, HTML, CSS, AJAX, ...) In any case the book is to recommend to all developers who want to
  • Rehashed  

    Head First Design Patterns (Paperback)
    I am quite disappointed both by the book, and the method used. This is supposed to be based on proven cognitive methods. I have nothing against the humor in a technical book, and also the format and layout suited me well. I agree cognitive principle:
  • Simple, but effective ... 30  

    Head First Design Patterns (Paperback)
    Wanting to learn the basics of design patterns quickly, I let myself tempted by the experience "Head First", O'Reilly. This editor is very famous in the world of computer literature, I told myself that I did not risk being disappointed. This boo