Is dofactory.com's Design Pattern Kit for C# worth the money? [closed]

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It's not too pricey and I want to learn more about design patterns. Is this a decent product or is my money better spent somewhere else?

One advantage, 开发者_运维百科potentially anyway, is it appears to be a good-sized chunk of content and usable offline, unlike Google or Wikipedia.

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yes. i bought the first version and all updates after it. i never used it directly in my code, but it was always inspiring.

i can recommend C# Design Patterns by James W. Cooper (its old but very practical). i used many of his ideas in my windows forms projects. (e.g. chain of responibility for help system etc)

i would buy both again ;-)

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Late to this thread but I have the set from them and it's very helpful, especially with refreshing yourself on what pattern X does and samples on how to use it.

They've recently released a javascript patterns set and I'll be getting that one too.