Getting Started
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Java Design Patterns is intended to provide various use case scenarios and architectural concepts on prototyping adaptive applications.
To enable documentation serving at localhost you can run the following script
otherwise, the next steps should be considered:
1) Install/upgrade pip command-line utility:
or if you need to install pip for the first time:
2) Install the mkdocs package using pip:
or more conveniently for Windows subsystem:
3) Install the material theme for the website:
4) Start the server at localhost by running the following command:
5) Deploy to GitHub pages:
Running k8s cluster with tilt command by acquiring k8s deployment configuration:
Shutting down k8s cluster with provisioned resources removal:
Java Patterns is maintained by the following GitHub team-members:
with community support please contact with us if you have some question or proposition.
Java Design Patterns has experimental support for Gitpod, a pre-configured development environment that runs in your browser. To use Gitpod, click the button below and sign in with GitHub. Gitpod also offers a browser add-on, though it is not required.
The Website documentation is provided by and can be discovered at url:
5) Open up in browser to get the default documentation homepage.
The project uses for versioning. For the versions available, see the .
Please read for details on our code of conduct, and the process for submitting pull requests to us ().
More on information on project contributions can be found at .
This project follows the specification. Contributions of any kind are welcome!
See also the list of who participated in this project.
Java Patterns is distributed under LGPL version 3 or later, []. LGPLv3 is additional permissions on top of GPLv3.
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