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I think example 9. (the stack that wraps a linked list) is not a necessarily an antipattern. Removing degrees of freedom and adding obvious constraints make sys

by fsloth 12y ago

I think example 9. (the stack that wraps a linked list) is not a necessarily an antipattern. Removing degrees of freedom and adding obvious constraints make systems simpler and easier to comprehend.

stinos 12y ago
Fair point. Especially because what is called anti-pattern here also exists as an actual pattern which does have it's use, namely 'Adapter'.
- ygra 12y ago
  And Façade. Depending on whether you need a bridge between APIs or between an API and a developer, I guess :-)