Hi Fei,
yes it is difficult.
Good thing is to search for "long post" in this forum. Experts in this forum have saved there 486 tests under this topic. So you get some good informations from there.
I am convinced now that I can't learn this stuff from books only.
So I am trying to apply UML and
Pattern Thinkings in my own programs. This takes some time. For example I refactored in my XML-Demo we use for trainings, introducing Singleton Pattern.
Another idea is to: Why not just try to write a quite simple program (e.g. vocabulary - trainer) with you and other interested people and base this on uml/pattern, with lots of discussion. Problem is
a) time (have a full-time job
b) I am not an expert
But if anybody is interested...
I definitedly believe that this uml/pattern makes one a better programer.
Axel
[This message has been edited by Axel Janssen (edited October 15, 2001).]
[This message has been edited by Axel Janssen (edited October 15, 2001).]