"Tino Dai" <obe...@gmail.com> wrote
I'm beefing up my Object-Oriented Analysis and Design -
getting
the gaps in my
knowledge filled in through the Head First OOAD book
I don't know it although I've seen a couple of others in the series.
My recommendations for general OOAD books are:
Timothy Budd - OOP. It's not Python but covers the basic principles
well.
Grady Booch - OOAD - The second edition is all in C++, The first
edition, if you can find one,
is in 5 different langiages and IMHO much better for it. It stops you
focusing on the
language and helps focus on the OO principles.
Bruce Eckel - Thinking in Java - One of the very few books on Java
that does a good
job of teaching OO. He was going to do a Thinking in Python but I
think it died :-(
And finally the original Design Patterns book by the Gang of Four. Its
a bit heavy
but the information is excellent.
HTH,
--
Alan Gauld
Author of the Learn to Program web site
http://www.alan-g.me.uk/
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