About Pattern Languages of Program Design 2

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About Pattern Languages of Program Design 2

Pattern Languages of Program Design 2

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My plan is to add some comments about the patterns in the book as I read it, but to be honest I am quite convinced that I won't have the time, but nevertheless, here's a try, starting with a pattern for the WWW:

Pattern no.26 page 417
How to organize an Essay-based Web site by Robert Orenstein

Provides guidelines for good ways to organize a web site, how to link between documents etc.
The pattern is from 1995 and naturally the web has changed quite a lot, but many of these guidelines applies since they mostly involve how to present text-documents. For example one tip that is useful is to have an unique image at the top of each document that visually summarize the document.

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