[Qt-interest] Design Patterns

[Hong Jiang]

I normally just implement the wanted feature in the most
straightforward way, and then think about which pattern to use in the
refactoring phase (to remove duplication and to make the code
testable.) It helps to avoid over-design and has worked pretty well
for me.

On Mon, Nov 9, 2009 at 4:25 AM, erpin2006 <erpin2006 at 126.com> wrote:
> Well, here's something not so closely related to Qt.
> I recently read Design Pattern by GoF. However, now I find I cann't write
> anything anymore! Because my head is now full of all kinds of ideas about
> flexibility, reuse, and ... Even a simple task, or a short program would
> take me a lot of time even when I know the fact that those stuffs maybe
> would never get the chance of being read by a second person in future.
> Stucked, maybe...
> 2009-11-09
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