If you look at patterns, you will find that they are containers for describing relationships because that is what gives them their sense.
1 Patterns are defined as "solutions of problems in a context" with a body of "descriptions of forces."
2 If you look at patterns, you will find that they are containers for describing relationships because that is what gives them their sense.
3 Pattern thinking is the type of problem-solving thinking. Each pattern is useful to address some specific problem.
4 Pattern thinking is also a type of creative thinking because it requires you to keep your eyes open and keep your mind out of the box in order to shape the bigger box and actively seek out new ideas wherever you can discover them.
5 A pattern language is "about" the relationships between patterns - particularly the way you can navigate from pattern to pattern to learn about a problem space and to apply different solutions in combination.
6 Pattern Thinking is a hybrid thinking to combine design thinking, system thinking, architect thinking and visual thinking for solving complex problems or capturing deep insight.
7 Pattern thinking is also a type of creative thinking, to be creative, you need to continue discovering new patterns.
8 System = Pattern. A pattern language enforces Systems Thinking which helps to see connectivity and interdependence.
9 Pattern thinking enables to capture deep insight into complex problems systematically.
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