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Shopper pattern. The idea of a "shopping cart" is ubiquitous in e-commerce. This idea lends itself to abstraction in the form of a Shopper pattern. Find examples and descriptions that are suitable for teaching this pattern, if possible, including some non-obvious applications. Write up your findings in the form of a narrative. Hint: You will have an easier time of searching if you exclude any pages including the terms "sewing" or "fabric"!
= Shopper pattern =
 
== Introduction ==
 
The idea of a "shopping cart" is ubiquitous in e-commerce. This idea lends itself to abstraction in the form of a Shopper pattern. Find examples and descriptions that are suitable for teaching this pattern, if possible, including some non-obvious applications. Write up your findings in the form of a narrative. Hint: You will have an easier time of searching if you exclude any pages including the terms "sewing" or "fabric"!
 
== the pattern ==
 
 
 
== Related Links ==
 
* http://ui-patterns.com/pattern/ShoppingCart
* http://www.welie.com/patterns/showPattern.php?patternID=shopping-cart
* http://books.google.com/books?id=-KRQAAAAMAAJ&dq=shopper+software+pattern+-fabric+-sewing&q=shopper+&pgis=1&hl=en
* http://davidhayden.com/blog/dave/archive/2005/03/27/895.aspx
* http://uipatternfactory.com/p=shopping-cart/

Revision as of 18:57, 26 July 2008

Shopper pattern

Introduction

The idea of a "shopping cart" is ubiquitous in e-commerce. This idea lends itself to abstraction in the form of a Shopper pattern. Find examples and descriptions that are suitable for teaching this pattern, if possible, including some non-obvious applications. Write up your findings in the form of a narrative. Hint: You will have an easier time of searching if you exclude any pages including the terms "sewing" or "fabric"!

the pattern

Related Links