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Additional references by subject
This group of books represents many of the industry standard books for Java
design, refactoring, performance, and standards. Some, like Design Patterns or
Refactoring , provide blinding flashes of insight and clarity. Others, like Core
J2EE Patterns , are clean and practical. In every case, the source communicates
something important to the technologies and disciplines that provide a founda-
tion for this topic.
Design patterns and refactoring
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