I didn't see Model-View-ViewModel on your list which I wrote an article about back in 2011. The link to the Java code isn’t working in that article here is the code on GitHub. The readme has a broken link to the accompanying paper that IBM published that compares MVC, MVP, and MVVM in Java. Here is the PDF version.
Another one I didn't see is ”aggregate root” which is the key pattern in domain driven design. I coded that up in Java on GitHub and wrote a five part epic blog about it linked to from the readme.
I recently watched an interesting video which basically convincingly argues that “input-output plug-ins” to pure business logic is the key to clean architecture. Warning: the video spends the first 10 minutes talking about human evolution which seems utterly random but trust me watching the full video is well worth it.
I am not sure what the official name of the pattern in that video is. A quick google of ”plugin pattern” seems to be something on a smaller scale that is also not on your list.
Also I don’t see the “transaction script” pattern which is identified as the default old school EJB stateless session bean pattern. The timeless classic book “Pojos In Action” by Chris Richardson describes it and why it is problematic. That book presents code in Java to implement domain driven design and the ideas in the timeless classic Eric Evans book. I don’t think you can buy an electronic version of Eric Evan’s masterpiece “domain driven design: tackling the complexity in the heart of software” but it is worth getting hold of a copy.
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I didn't see Model-View-ViewModel on your list which I wrote an article about back in 2011. The link to the Java code isn’t working in that article here is the code on GitHub. The readme has a broken link to the accompanying paper that IBM published that compares MVC, MVP, and MVVM in Java. Here is the PDF version.
Another one I didn't see is ”aggregate root” which is the key pattern in domain driven design. I coded that up in Java on GitHub and wrote a five part epic blog about it linked to from the readme.
I recently watched an interesting video which basically convincingly argues that “input-output plug-ins” to pure business logic is the key to clean architecture. Warning: the video spends the first 10 minutes talking about human evolution which seems utterly random but trust me watching the full video is well worth it.
I am not sure what the official name of the pattern in that video is. A quick google of ”plugin pattern” seems to be something on a smaller scale that is also not on your list.
Also I don’t see the “transaction script” pattern which is identified as the default old school EJB stateless session bean pattern. The timeless classic book “Pojos In Action” by Chris Richardson describes it and why it is problematic. That book presents code in Java to implement domain driven design and the ideas in the timeless classic Eric Evans book. I don’t think you can buy an electronic version of Eric Evan’s masterpiece “domain driven design: tackling the complexity in the heart of software” but it is worth getting hold of a copy.