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Thanks for this amazing resource! I'm a long-time coder but new game developer, and I'm learning so much from your book.
For a while I was confused why some links like "Chain of Responsibility GoF" had a superscript "GoF" while others like "Factory Method →" had a superscript "→", although they're both GoF patterns. Finally I looked at the source, and saw that it was due to some line breaks, like here:
<p>This usually means that you have to encapsulate construction behind some
interface that can first look for an existing object. Hiding a constructor
like this is an example of the <a
href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Factory_method_pattern" class="gof-
pattern">Factory Method</a> pattern.</p>
The gof-pattern class got split into gof- and pattern by a newline, so the CSS for pattern applied to the link.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Thanks for this amazing resource! I'm a long-time coder but new game developer, and I'm learning so much from your book.
For a while I was confused why some links like "Chain of Responsibility GoF" had a superscript "GoF" while others like "Factory Method →" had a superscript "→", although they're both GoF patterns. Finally I looked at the source, and saw that it was due to some line breaks, like here:
The
gof-pattern
class got split intogof-
andpattern
by a newline, so the CSS forpattern
applied to the link.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: