Design Patterns Web Site

Hi,
I was curious what everyone's opinion (or at least those who frequent this forum) was about a website explaining Design Patterns using Java.
I was thinking about making a site which discusses various design patterns, including real-world analogies (to try and make things simple and clear), and sample code.
i thought it might be a good idea, b/c I myself am trying to learn about design patterns (including when to use them and when not to use them)....and there is a lot of info on the web, but I learn best by example....so thats wherei got the idea for a straight forward site.
what are your thoughts? I kind of like the style of O'Reilly's "Head First Design Patterns" as an approach. Let me know what u think..
peace.
craig

wow, thats what i had in mind...and since a lot of the samples are C#...its easy to relate to java.
thanks

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I have just learnt how to use i-web and I am designing web sites for 4 business. Should I think twice about this? I am concern that I will have to do it all again next year.
Mashable reported today that when i-cloud comes into play next year, i-web will no longer be supported.
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jfrombideford

Unfortunately, Apple isn't a trustworthy Software Developer anymore. There is no continuity in their applications development. Innovation is one great thing - Reliability is also vital for a relationship (Apple <-> Customer) I'm sad to see that they are not as innovative and not as reliable as they used to be.
I guess these great applications like iWeb have been programmed by just one or two developers and since the went on never ending holidays with the profit of their shares - no one is able to continue the work due to chaotic organisation (like in the early days).
I'm really sad to say that, but you rather choose a web design tool from a professional software company like Adobe or one of the other nice applications like RapidWeaver, Sandvox, Freeway Pro....
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Hey i am new at this so i hope so that you can give me some advice.I liked to study Flash many years ago and i finally started 5 months ago ,i was searching on internet flash website and i was stunned what you can do with flash.But now i don't know where to start,what to learn first.And how the hell you can create proffesional site with all that animation on it etc?? Like these sites http://www.joeldelane.com/blog/?p=816

Well the first thing you need to know is It is going to take alot more then flash. I view the sites your referred to and have been programming in actionscript, php, html, JavaScript, CSS, etc... blah blah for ever lol. Anyway I was a designer turned developer turned webmaster and now owner of my own professional design firm. Here is what you are looking at: one those graphics are design professionally by a graphic designer somewhere.. most likely using fireworks, photoshop, illustrator etc.. etc.. then are turned over to a web designer whom will work with the graphic designer on the correct layout of the site and the things that need to move and how they need to move. Then the image is modified heavily with multiple images and alot of motion tweening etc which is done by the web designer in Flash Professional CS whatever or there flash studio software. Then you have a designer and a developer working hand in hand adding functionality behind the seens using actionscript the underlying language of Flash. Then once they have everything worked out the three basically completely go over the site together and make alterations and changes as needed. E.G. Your amazing Flash Site. I don't know many maybe a handful of people who can do it all thereselves I know the difficulties between all three which is entirely a different job and skillset. The real kicker is the people who can do it alone all by themselves never seldom do because of the shear amount of time it takes them on the project and almost always outsources some of the work. All in all the bottom line is that the site quickly becomes a biscuit to much time and the cost becomes to high company's or people can get sites cheaper from studios who divide the work and cut the time in half.
So you need to look at your skillsets and decide...
Web Designers - Generally design visually and have a great knowledge of layout, and simple structuring languages.
Web Developers - Are generally crap with design and layout but have an excessive amount of coding ability and knowledge of various dynamic languages. And prefer to make things functional and happen not look good and not do alot.
Graphic Designer - Strictly graphically inclined has an inept ability to design layouts and visual website representations in graphics software.
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i hope in someway that I have helped you find your way and good luck If you want it bad enough and really want to dedicate your life to it then there is no doubt you will do fine.

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I am asking for feedback on this design. Here is an example user story:
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Hi,
Thanks for your posting.
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Much of this stuff, I have never hear about it.
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"Oh My God"
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You can switch Firefox's full screen mode off using:
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lschena wrote:
I know that the viewing of sites on the internet is at 72 dpi,
Not the case.
What you view on your screen is viewed at screen resolution. It's different for every screen.
Forget dpi for web images. 72dpi, 300dpi, whatever. Doesn't matter. It's irrelevant and meaningless for web images.
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lschena wrote:
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Bad Bad web site

The other discussion on poor web site design was locked, so I'll just start a new one.
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For heaven's sake.

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Good Morning, All!
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to this -
Don Lawton. Used with permission.
* change this -
</center>

<div align="center"><a href="mailto:
to this -
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 Webmistress: Donna Lee Hanlon 
 c/o www.Nahant.com · PO Box 88 · Nahant, MA 01908 
 Copyright 2002-12
</center>

to this -

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 c/o www.Nahant.com · PO Box 88 · Nahant, MA 01908 
 Copyright 2002-12

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I am now required to devleop an online shopping web application using EJB and JSP page.
I think I will need to create a lot of classes: Member, ShoppingCart, Product...etc.
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I just do my job according to my feeling.
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I am waiting for your advice!

Ok I'll try to explain Step by step please correct me if I make any mistake because I have not played much with shared variables.
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Then in the target Right clikc and select the variable as shown below.
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