Share Data Among Objects Using the Monostate Design Pattern

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Share Data Among Objects Using the Monostate Design Pattern

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When you share data among users via a file, you put down the welcome mat for versioning problems, or worse, a security breach. Solve this problem using a simple design pattern.

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Submitted: 28th of February 2007

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