A book on software architecture and OOP principles?

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xxxFeLiXxxx2011-12-06 01:07:50

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xxxFeLiXxxx, 2011-12-06 01:07:50

To be honest, I'm looking for something, I don't know what. In principle, I have been programming for a long time, and I learned the languages themselves a long time ago (grammar, let's say so).
But here I feel that there is not enough “elegance” to my class hierarchies and, in general, the principles of building the entire architecture. I understand perfectly well that it comes with experience and skill.
I would like to read something “something” that will help sort out knowledge, so that there are examples of inheritance, for example, for various situations, maybe this is just a competent use of patterns?
I will be glad to any reasonable offers. English is fluent.

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Eugene, 2011-12-06
@r4tz52

E. Freeman, E. Freeman, C. Sierra, B. Bates. Design patterns.
www.ozon.ru/context/detail/id/6108824/
The same patterns are described as those of GoF, but more accessible. For a beginner, it is.

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Melkij, 2011-12-06
@melkij

And of course:
S. McConnell Perfect code.

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Gibbzy, 2011-12-06
@gibbzy

Martin Fowler. Architecture of enterprise applications.
ISBN 5-8459-0579-6, 0-321-12742-0; 2007

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milky_cookie, 2011-12-07
@milky_cookie

Well, if in matters of OOP, then in my “school” the bible was the book by Grady Booch “Object-Oriented Analysis and Design with Example Applications in C ++”.
No matter what language you write in, the book is understandable and even interesting. Highly recommend

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Ano, 2011-12-06
@Ano

Fowler's "refactoring" is also useful.
www.ozon.ru/context/detail/id/1308678/

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Ololesha Ololoev, 2011-12-08
@alexeygrigorev

Books by Robert Martin - Clean Code and Agile Software Development: Principles, Patterns, and Practices

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Ano, 2011-12-06
@Ano

GoF, obviously.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Design_Patterns
www.ozon.ru/context/detail/id/2457392/

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evil0o, 2014-12-12
@evil0o

I don't know how much on topic.
For the lazy "Design patterns Sergey Nemchinsky".
vk.com/video-79831840_170741376

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Hitory, 2011-12-06
@Hitory

Try the book Pattern Oriented Software Architecture - A system of patterns
link to amazon
Something more structured and serious than head first, but at the same time they have a slightly different view of pattern than gof (they themselves mention this in the book).

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Alexey Shein, 2015-12-29
@conf

An excellent selection can be found here: sergeyteplyakov.blogspot.com/2014/07/books-on-desi... and here : www.shein_alexey /shelf