Available online here By Charles Weir and James Noble

A coherent, easy-to-use set of patterns for limited memory systems.

As the computing world moves toward hand-held and specialized tiny computing devices, these patterns will continue to show their worth. This book should be on the shelf of every person who writes software for small systems -- Neil Harrison, Avaya Inc.

Learning by listening

§ There’s a recent podcast interview with the authors on Software Engineering Radio, available here.

You can buy this book through:

· Amazon.com

· Amazon.co.uk

Here are some related resources:

· Links to related sites

· Archive of the C++ and Java source code for the examples in the book

· Printable Pattern Summary

· Another book on the web: Linda Rising’s Patterns Almanac!

And – two unpublished chapters (PDF):

· Thinking Small - The Processes for Creating Small Memory Software

· User Involvement - Handling Memory Constraints using the UI

More information about the book Small Memory Software

• Praise from readers
• Preface – an amusing example of the authors’ style.

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