Book · 2020 · Computers
Fundamentals of Software Architecture
An Engineering Approach
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I I think there's a few books I can point people at. I think the um Software Architecture Fundamentals by Neil Ford and Mark Richards is a good read. Just to be clear, they're friends of mine, so I'm not unbiased in recommending it.
Why people recommend it
Fundamentals of Software Architecture by Neal Ford and Mark Richards is a comprehensive reference book that outlines the foundational patterns, characteristics, and trade-offs inherent in software architecture. On The Pragmatic Engineer podcast episode Building resilient systems with Sam Newman, guest Sam Newman recommended the book to listeners interested in architectural principles. While offering the suggestion, Sam disclosed with complete candor that the authors were personal friends of his, acknowledging that his recommendation carried a degree of familiarity. The host and guest discussed the title under its commonly referenced name, emphasizing its utility as a reliable starting point for developers and architects seeking to understand how to design scalable and maintainable software systems effectively.
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Sam Newman I I think there's a few books I can point people at. I think the um Software Architecture Fundamentals by N… 1
“I I think there's a few books I can point people at. I think the um Software Architecture Fundamentals by Neil Ford and Mark Richards is a good read. Just to be clear, they're friends of mine, so I'm not unbiased in recommending it.”