This article is relatively short, there are not too many technical principles, not too much lengthy source code, just a simple recommendation of a book: "Java Design Patterns and Practice"
One day when I was visiting WeChat to read books, WeChat Reading recommended a book called "Java Design Patterns and Practices". When I clicked it in, I only got a score of 5.4. I thought it was another relatively good book, but I thought of reading it before. Some design pattern books such as "Large Talking Design Patterns", "Head First Design Patterns" and so on, most of the content is nothing more than the 23 design patterns of GOF. This book should not escape the content framework. I habitually opened the catalog. The first few chapters really talked about the 23 modes of GOF, but I found a lot of new worlds, functional programming, responsive programming, responsive design patterns, development of application architecture, Java9 and New content of Java10. As a back-end programmer who uses Java programming for many years, many things are often heard in blogs or some conversations, such as functional programming, reactive programming, etc., but I don’t know what these things are and what they are useful for. This book happens to be based on design patterns. It will explain these concepts and design patterns together to help us understand this knowledge even more.
At the same time, I also talked a lot about Java9 and Java10 that we Java programmers care about.
This book is only recommended here, and there is no meaning of advertising and selling books. You can go to WeChat to read and read for free. Of course, this book is only my personal opinion at the moment. If you have other ideas while reading, you can also share I come to communicate.
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