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Book containing conversations between programmers

 
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Hi,

I was reminded of a book about OO Design or Design Patterns when I read
Peer Reynders' "Conversations with a guro" post. Parts (all?) of this
book was written as a as a story/conversation between two programmers.

The conversations gave you an insight in their way of thinking.. perhabs
the book was about XP or pair programming..?

Does this ring a bell?

Thanks in advance,

/Svend Rost
[ December 05, 2006: Message edited by: Svend Rost ]
 
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I don't know if it's the one you recall, but "Extreme Programming in Practice" by James Newkirk and Robert C martin (Addison Wesley 2001, ISBN 0201709376) seems to fit your description.
 
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Maybe you are looking for this one:

Object Models: Strategies, Patterns, and Applications (2nd Edition)

It describes how to build domain models for 5 applications and is based only on person to person conversation. By the way it's wellknown in the Feature Driven Development Community

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Darya
 
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