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8 | 8 | [WikiWikiWeb](https://www.c2.com) we decided to create a pattern repository that |
9 | 9 | we could grow and evolve over time. |
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11 | -Thus Tea Garden was born. Eventually, it is our goal to grow a friendly and |
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12 | -useful garden of knowledge, something you can come and enjoy if you have a spare |
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13 | -moment to learn a new concept, or pluck a few useful morsels from the next time |
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14 | -you are starting a new project. We also want to create a home on the web for |
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15 | -these patterns, a place to point to to quickly get others up to speed about what |
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16 | -you are talking about. |
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18 | -We will publish a companion newsletter, _Tea Leaves_, whenever there is |
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19 | -something of note to highlight. We will let you know when interesting new |
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20 | -patterns appear, or alert you about existing patterns that have seen significant |
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21 | -edits, together with commentary and insights, so you can find out what's on our |
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22 | -mind, and why we're writing about certain patterns at a given time. |
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11 | +Thus Tea Garden was born. It is our goal to grow a friendly and useful garden of |
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12 | +knowledge, something you can come browse and learn from. We also want to create |
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13 | +a home on the web for these patterns, a place to point to to quickly get others |
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14 | +up to speed about what you are talking about. |
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16 | +We publish a companion newsletter, _Tea Leaves_. In it we let you know when |
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17 | +interesting new patterns appear, or alert you about existing patterns that have |
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18 | +seen significant edits, together with commentary and insights, so you can find |
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19 | +out what's on our mind, and why we're writing about certain patterns. |
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34 | 31 | ## A Pattern Language |
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36 | 33 | The patterns in this wiki together form [A Pattern Language](PatternLanguage), |
37 | -we recommend starting [there](PatternLanguage) to understand what we mean exactly when we say |
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38 | -"Pattern" or "Pattern Language". |
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34 | +we recommend starting [there](PatternLanguage) to understand what we mean |
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35 | +exactly when we say "Pattern" or "Pattern Language". |
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40 | 37 | Patterns exist to resolve tensions, so any exploration of a pattern must start |
41 | -with an exploration of the tensions which are present. A good problem statement |
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42 | -is always the hardest part, after that we can consider solutions. When it comes |
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43 | -to documenting patterns, we try to separate three different aspects. |
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38 | +with an exploration of the tensions which are present. Finding good solutions |
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39 | +starts with a good problem statement. When it comes to documenting patterns, we |
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40 | +try to separate three different aspects. |
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45 | 42 | 1. **The Pattern itself** This is an abstract description of the tensions that the |
46 | 43 | pattern seeks to resolve, and how it resolves them. We try to document the |
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