Peeling Design Patterns (English, Paperback, Karumanchi Narasimha)
Peeling Design Patterns (English, Paperback, Karumanchi Narasimha)
- Language: English
- Binding: Paperback
- Publisher: CareerMonk Publications
- Genre: Computers
- ISBN: 9788192107523, 8192107523
- Pages: 290
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Peeling Design Patterns For Beginners And Interviews presents the subject of Design Patterns in a very easy to understand manner. It can come in handy as a reference material for working professionals, graduate and postgraduate students.
Summary Of The Book
Peeling Design Patterns For Beginners And Interviews introduces in a simple yet effective manner, the concepts of Software Design Patterns to even those who do not have a prior knowledge of Software Design. This book provides the reader with typical questions that can appear in a job interview. It is also a useful study guide for computer science students.
The book is divided into nine chapters. All codes that appear in this book are written in Java. The first three chapters deal with the basics and cover topics related to UML and an introduction to Design Patterns. The next three chapters are about Creational, Structural and Behavioral Patterns. Towards the end of the book is a full glossary for easy retrieval of information, tips, miscellaneous concepts and interview questions related to Design.
A reading of Peeling Design Patterns For Beginners and Interviews promises all those working professionals the ability to come up with improvised designs and participate actively in discussions related to Design Patterns at their workplaces. The book is also filled with real-time examples for a reader to fully grasp the concepts pertaining to Software Design Patterns. The book is written in a simple and easy manner with clear explanations.
About The Authors
Narasimha Karumanchi is an author and the co-founder of careermonk.com.
A few of his other books are Data Structures And Algorithms Made Easy In Java, Coding Interview Questions and Data Structures and Algorithms Made Easy.
Karumanchi hails from Andhra Pradesh, India. He is a holder of a B.Tech. degree in Computer Science from JNT University and M.Tech. from IIT-Mumbai. His career has spanned stints at Amazon Corporation, IBM Labs, Microsoft and Mentor Graphics. His areas of interest have been Data Structures and Algorithms, which he has also taught in various colleges and training institutes.
M. Sreenivasa Rao is an Author, the Director of the School of IT, and the Professor of SIT Computer Science at the Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University, Hyderabad.
His articles and papers have been published in leading journals across the world. He holds a B.Tech degree and two M.Tech degrees, as well as a Ph.D. He has nearly 30 years of teaching experience.
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To the point and interview oriented!
I have 7 years experience in IT field in different areas. Earlier, I used to feel like design patterns are the toughest among all areas in computer science. After going through few chapters from this book, I got the impression of becoming an architect (hopefully I will be :)).
Poorna Chandra
Nov, 2012
A True Gem
True, the book is Java focused (it will be somewhat tough for those who only know C / C++) and it has quite a level of sophistication (probably aimed at new learners).
But, that said, it really started a big part of the revolution in OO - open source gave us reusable code, but design patterns gave us reusable solutions to design problems; and this was the book that really "lit the fi...
Narayanan K
Certified Buyer
Dec, 2012
Discusses the Design Patterns in Lucid way
For each for the design pattern, the authors did not cover too minor details (consequences or corner cases). But the patterns are presented in ...
Harsha Kumar
Nov, 2012
Worth
As part of introduction, giving notation of UML diagrams helps the readers to connect better and that worked well for me. As an introduction to the patterns field, I first read "GoF" and "Head First Design Patterns", which offers...
Raghu Ram
Certified Buyer, Jhunjhunu
Jun, 2013
Good Book for Architect positions
If you are looking for deep insight into design patterns, this might not be a good choice.
Alladi Krishna
May, 2014
simplest
Sajan Kulkarni
Certified Buyer, Hyderabad
Jun, 2013
Easy to understand with no too much depth.
This book will open your eyes and teach you how to utilize widely accepted and standardized design patterns to implement efficient solutions for frequently encountered design challenges. You'll immediately recognize multiple instances within your own projects in which design patterns would have improved efficiency and reuse within the arc...
Gopinath G
Certified Buyer, Visakhapatnam
May, 2013
Not good for people new to design patterns
Presentation style of authors is very bad. I was not able to understand what the author is trying to say. So, for most of the design patterns I went through source code first to get some thing out of it and then went to description. Needless to say there are lot of grammatical mistakes. For example on the cover page itself it is written "Narasimha Karumanchi is the Senior Software Developer at Amazon Corpo...
Prasad Cherukuri
Nov, 2012
Good one for quick reading
The samples are in Java and sometimes C++ but that really doesn't change anything even if you are an other programming language guy.
Avinash Singh
Certified Buyer, Hyderabad
Dec, 2012
Good collection of design questions
That is the core of it and helpful for many architect and big company interviews.
Flipkart Customer
Certified Buyer
Dec, 2012
