On Tue, Jul 24, 2001 at 10:53:42AM +0200, Felix Ungman wrote:
> When creating new software we are guided by patterns (ie well known
> working solutions to common problems). But often we dont have the
> opportunity to start from scratch. Therefore we are in great need of
> Anti-Patterns - well known working solutions to common non-working
> solutions.
How well formalized are anti-patterns? I have seen several computer science
textbooks listing various patterns, but so far no anti-patterns.
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