Open Source Java Design Patterns

The book "Open Source Java Design Patterns (1st Edition)" provides a comprehensive guide to various design patterns used in Java programming, illustrated with real-world examples and detailed explanations.

Covering an impressive range of 158 patterns over 746 pages, it delves into 14 categories such as structural, behavioral, creational, architectural, and concurrency design patterns, offering insights into their implementation, applicability, and benefits.

The patterns discussed include well-known ones like Factory, Singleton, and Observer, along with their usage in enhancing code flexibility, maintainability, and scalability. The book also explores advanced patterns such as Event-Driven Architecture, Reactor, and Microservices, making it a valuable resource for both novice and experienced Java developers looking to improve their software design skills.