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Pro Objective-C Design

Patterns for iOS

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Carlo Chung

Pro Objective-C Design Patterns for iOS

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Contents at a Glance

Contents .............................................................................................................. v

About the Author................................................................................................. x

About the Technical Reviewer ........................................................................... xi

Acknowledgments ............................................................................................ xii

Preface ............................................................................................................ xiii

Part I: Getting Your Feet Wet .............................................................................. 1

■Chapter

1: Hello, Design Patterns! .................................................................. 3

■Chapter

2: A Case Study: Designing an App .................................................. 19

Part II: Object Creation ..................................................................................... 45

■Chapter

3: Prototype ..................................................................................... 47

■Chapter

4: Factory Method ............................................................................ 63

■Chapter

5: Abstract Factory .......................................................................... 73

■Chapter

6: Builder ......................................................................................... 85

■Chapter

7: Singleton ...................................................................................... 97

Part III: Interface Adaptation .......................................................................... 107

■Chapter

8: Adapter ...................................................................................... 109

■Chapter

9: Bridge ........................................................................................ 127

■Chapter

10: Façade...................................................................................... 137

Part IV: Decoupling of Objects ........................................................................ 145

■Chapter

11: Mediator ................................................................................... 147

■Chapter

12: Observer................................................................................... 165

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CONTENTS AT A GLANCE

Part V: Abstract Collection ............................................................................. 183

■Chapter

13: Composite ................................................................................ 185

■Chapter

14: Iterator ..................................................................................... 201

Part VI: Behavioral Extension ......................................................................... 219

■Chapter

15: Visitor....................................................................................... 221

■Chapter

16: Decorator ................................................................................. 233

■Chapter

17: Chain of Responsibility ............................................................ 253

Part VII: Algorithm Encapsulation .................................................................. 263

■Chapter

18: Template Method ..................................................................... 265

■Chapter

19: Strategy ................................................................................... 281

■Chapter

20: Command ................................................................................. 293

Part VIII: Performance and Object Access ...................................................... 313

■Chapter

21: Flyweight ................................................................................. 315

■Chapter

22: Proxy ........................................................................................ 327

Part IX: State Of Object ................................................................................... 339

■Chapter

23: Memento .................................................................................. 341

Index ............................................................................................................... 361

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