Category:Software design patterns

• List of software architecture styles and patterns
• Software design pattern

A

• Abstract Document Pattern
• Abstract factory pattern
• Action–domain–responder
• Active object
• Active record pattern
• Adapter pattern
• Aggregate pattern
• Applicative functor
• Archetype pattern
• Architectural pattern
• Asynchronous method invocation

B

• Balking pattern
• Behavioral pattern
• Binding properties pattern
• Black box
• Bridge pattern
• Broker pattern
• Builder pattern
• Business delegate pattern

C

• Canonical model
• Circuit breaker design pattern
• Command pattern
• Composite entity pattern
• Composite pattern
• Composition filters
• Concurrency pattern
• Creational pattern
• Ward Cunningham
• Curiously recurring template pattern

D

• Data access object
• Data mapper pattern
• Data transfer object
• Data, context and interaction
• Debugging pattern
• Decorator pattern
• Delegation pattern
• Dependency injection
• Dependency inversion principle
• Blackboard (design pattern)
• Chain-of-responsibility pattern
• Design Patterns
• Differentiated service
• Dispose pattern
• Distributed design patterns
• Double dispatch
• Double-chance function
• Double-checked locking

E

• Enterprise Integration Patterns
• Entity component system
• Exception chaining

F

• Facade pattern
• Factory method pattern
• Filter (software)
• Fluent interface
• Flyweight pattern
• Front controller
• Functor (functional programming)

G

• Generation gap (pattern)
• Guarded suspension

H

• Head–body pattern
• The Hillside Group

I

• Identity map pattern
• Inbox and outbox pattern
• Initialization-on-demand holder idiom
• Interaction design pattern
• Intercepting filter pattern
• Interceptor pattern
• Interpreter pattern
• Inversion of control
• Iterator pattern

J

• JavaBeans
• Join-pattern
• JSP model 1 architecture
• JSP model 2 architecture

L

• Lazy initialization
• Lazy loading
• LCHH architecture
• List of software anti-patterns
• Lock (computer science)

M

• Map (parallel pattern)
• Marker interface pattern
• Robert C. Martin
• Mediator pattern
• Memento pattern
• Message broker
• Micro frontend
• Mock object
• Model–view–adapter
• Model–view–controller
• Model–view–presenter
• Model–view–viewmodel
• Module pattern
• Monad (functional programming)
• Monitor (synchronization)
• Multitier architecture
• Multiton pattern
• MVC4WPF

N

• Naked objects
• Non-virtual interface pattern
• Null object pattern

O

• Object pool pattern
• Observer pattern

P

• PALLAS
• Pattern-Oriented Software Architecture
• Pipeline (software)
• Point of delivery (networking)
• Portland Pattern Repository
• Presentation–abstraction–control
• Proactor pattern
• Process patterns
• Prototype pattern
• Provider model
• Proxy pattern
• Publish–subscribe pattern

R

• Reactor pattern
• Readers–writer lock
• Resource acquisition is initialization
• Row data gateway

S

• Scheduled-task pattern
• Scheduling (computing)
• Servant (design pattern)
• Service locator pattern
• Service-oriented architecture
• Shard (database architecture)
• Single-serving visitor pattern
• Singleton pattern
• Software architectural model
• Specification pattern
• State pattern
• Store-passing style
• Strangler fig pattern
• Strategy pattern
• Strongly typed identifier
• Structural pattern
• Substitution failure is not an error

T

• Table data gateway
• Template method pattern
• Test double
• Thread pool
• Thread-local storage
• Twin pattern

U

• UI data binding

V

• Visitor pattern

W

• Whiteboard Pattern
• Workflow pattern