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Design Patterns in C# : ReviewDesign Patterns in C#", published by Addison-Wesley.
Design patterns and application design generally is maybe the most debated subject in enterprise application development. One reason for this is that getting started with the design/patterns isn't that easy and the way in which you can implement them isn't always so straightforward. One might say that the whole concept is very subjective.
With .NET the full capability of object-oriented programming came into the picture for the most of developers using Microsoft products. Certainly design patterns have existed for a long time and they have played important role for example in Java world. But for new .NET developers this meant a lot of new features but also a lot of new challenges at the same time. You can do much more with .NET than with previous Microsoft technologies but it comes with a price, increased complexity. And design patterns have evolved over the time to help to keep things in order when applications become complex.
"Design Patterns in C#" is the latest book about design patterns and is targeted especially at the .NET developer audience. It updates the design pattern principles to .NET, utilizing .NET-specific features, for example delegates, in demonstrating design pattern implementations. The book covers all the 23 "Gang of Four" patterns.
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