Pattern Languages of Program Design

By: J.O. Coplien, D.C. Schmidt, eds.
Published in: Addison-Wesley, 1995

Summary: Papers from the first patterns conference, PLoP '94.

Aarsten+95	G++: A Pattern Language for Computer-Integrated Manufacturing
Adams95	Functionality Ala Carte
Auer95	Reusability Through Self-Encapsulation
Berczuk95	A Pattern for Separating Assembly and Processing
Buschmann95	The Master-Slave Pattern
Coplien95b	A Generative Development-Process Pattern Language
Cunningham95	CHECKS: A Pattern Language of Information Integrity
DeBruler95	A Generative Pattern Language for Distributed Processing
Edwards95	Streams: A Pattern for "Pull-Driven" Processing
Foote+95	Life cycle and Refactoring Patterns that Support Evolution and Reuse
Kerth95	Caterpillar's Fate: A Pattern Language for the Transformation from Analysis to Design
Martin95b	Discovering Patterns in Existing Applications
Meszaros95	Pattern: Half-Object + Protocol (HOPP)
Meunier95	The Pipes and Filters Architecture
Mularz95	Pattern-Based Integration Architectures
Peterson95	Stars: A Pattern Language for Query-Optimized Schemas
Portner95	Flexible Command Interpreter: A Pattern for an Extensible and Language-Independent Interpreter System
Ran95	Patterns of Events
Riehle+95	A Pattern Language for Tool Construction and Integration Based on the Tools and Materials Metaphor
Rubel95	Patterns for Generating a Layered Architecture
Schmidt95	Reactor: An Object Behavioral Pattern for Concurrent Event Demultiplexing and Event Handler Dispatching
Shaw95	Patterns for Software Architectures
Soukup95	Implementing Patterns
Towell95	Request Screen Modification
Viljamaa95	Client-Specified Self
Wake95	Account Number: A Pattern
Whitenack95	RAPPeL: A Requirements-Analysis Process Pattern Language for Object-Oriented Development
Wolf+95	New Clients with Old Servers: A Pattern Language for Client/Server Frameworks
Woolf95	Understanding and Using the ValueModel Framework in VisualWorks Smalltalk