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Resign Patterns - a humorous take on design patterns

64 points by arapidhs 15y ago

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peterbotond 15y ago
this should be a reference used when writing commit bits. e.g.: fixed a bug caused by the Fromage pattern by applying the Brig pattern.:-)
bugsy 15y ago
Original article is at http://www.lsd.ic.unicamp.br/~oliva/fun/prog/resign-patterns http://www.lsd.ic.unicamp.br/~oliva/fun/prog/resign-patterns arapidhs, the submitter, has not made a single comment on this board to date. If you are reading this arapidhs, you might want to calculate the percentage of articles on your site that are content lifted from other sites with little or no additional comment.
- arapidhs 15y ago
  Hello bugsy indeed i am new here. Please read the rest of my blog before flaming and if you want to investigate more check my dzone.com profile slideshare or a featured article of mine about sonar profiles at build-doctor.com.
  - bugsy 15y ago
    Welcome to HN arapidhs, it is good to see your first comment. There is no flaming, I was very careful in my language to state facts and ask that you consider the percentage of content on your site that you have linked to in these submissions that you have lifted from other sites with little commentary or addition of your own. Have you calculated this percentage yet? I have done so myself but would rather hear the number from you so that there is no dispute as to what the percentage is. Thanks.
    - klbarry 15y ago
      To be fair, he clearly stated who wrote the document, and his version is much easier to read, as was probably his intention. I think he created value...
    - arapidhs 15y ago
      Hello again bugsy and thank you for the welcoming and your trouble calculating content percentages. As for the article all i wanted to do was to bring some attention to it. Have a nice day.
StrawberryFrog 15y ago
See also: Antipatterns http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-pattern http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-pattern It's a great book, and in it I found many of the things that were going wrong at the time. I don't think that has changed too much.

64 points by arapidhs 15y ago

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this should be a reference used when writing commit bits. e.g.: fixed a bug caused by the Fromage pattern by applying the Brig pattern.:-)

bugsy 15y ago

Original article is at http://www.lsd.ic.unicamp.br/~oliva/fun/prog/resign-patterns http://www.lsd.ic.unicamp.br/~oliva/fun/prog/resign-patterns arapidhs, the submitter, has not made a single comment on this board to date. If you are reading this arapidhs, you might want to calculate the percentage of articles on your site that are content lifted from other sites with little or no additional comment.

arapidhs 15y ago
Hello bugsy indeed i am new here. Please read the rest of my blog before flaming and if you want to investigate more check my dzone.com profile slideshare or a featured article of mine about sonar profiles at build-doctor.com.
- bugsy 15y ago
  Welcome to HN arapidhs, it is good to see your first comment. There is no flaming, I was very careful in my language to state facts and ask that you consider the percentage of content on your site that you have linked to in these submissions that you have lifted from other sites with little commentary or addition of your own. Have you calculated this percentage yet? I have done so myself but would rather hear the number from you so that there is no dispute as to what the percentage is. Thanks.
  - klbarry 15y ago
    To be fair, he clearly stated who wrote the document, and his version is much easier to read, as was probably his intention. I think he created value...
  - arapidhs 15y ago
    Hello again bugsy and thank you for the welcoming and your trouble calculating content percentages. As for the article all i wanted to do was to bring some attention to it. Have a nice day.

StrawberryFrog 15y ago

See also: Antipatterns http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-pattern http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-pattern It's a great book, and in it I found many of the things that were going wrong at the time. I don't think that has changed too much.