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Mark Richards
ISBN 9789352139620
Rs. 2,640
O'Reilly Media
Fundamentals of Software Architecture
Who it's for: software engineers and architects
Fundamentals of Software Architecture by Mark Richards and Neal Ford offers an engineering-focused guide to designing and managing complex software systems. This book bridges the gap between theoretical principles and real-world implementation, providing practical strategies, trade-offs, and best practices for architectural decision-making.Why You Should Read? Master a structured, engineering-focused approach to software architecture design. Evaluate and understand the trade-offs of modern architectural styles like microservices and event-driven systems. Implement data-driven techniques for measuring and validating architectural decisions. Leverage the expertise of renowned software architects Mark Richards and Neal Ford.
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- Bridges theory and real-world implementation
- Covers modern architectural styles like microservices and event-driven systems
- Provides practical strategies for architectural decision-making
- Includes data-driven techniques for measuring and validating decisions
- Written by renowned architects Mark Richards and Neal Ford
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Questions about this book
What is the focus of this book?
It focuses on the engineering aspects of software architecture, bridging theory and practice.
Does it cover microservices?
Yes, it discusses modern architectural styles including microservices and event-driven systems.
Who are the authors?
Mark Richards and Neal Ford, both renowned software architects.
Is it suitable for beginners?
It is advanced, aimed at those with some experience in software development.