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The point Norvig makes is that these patterns have emerged to mitigate shortcomings/lack of expressiveness in languages like e.g. C++ and Java. Expressive, dyna
by erokar 7y ago
The point Norvig makes is that these patterns have emerged to mitigate shortcomings/lack of expressiveness in languages like e.g. C++ and Java. Expressive, dynamic languages lack these limitations and thus there simply is no need for most of these patterns.
- neilv 7y agoBut some of them (we won't speak of Singleton) are patterns that are helpful in conceiving of and understanding architectures or how the implementation language is used, even if an instance of the pattern looks like a very simple expression in the implementation language?