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Software Architecture for Developers

A DEVELOPER-FRIENDLY GUIDE TO SOFTWARE ARCHITECTURE, TECHNICAL LEADERSHIP AND THE BALANCE WITH AGILITY

This book is a practical and pragmatic guide to lightweight software architecture for developers. You’ll learn:

The essence of software architecture.
Why the software architecture role should include coding, coaching and collaboration.
The things that you *really* need to think about before coding.
How to visualise your software architecture using simple sketches.
A lightweight approach to documenting your software.
Why there is *no* conflict between agile and architecture.
What “just enough” up front design means.
How to identify risks with risk-storming.
JavaRanch awarded the book 10/10 – “Highly recommended reading.”
FIVE THINGS EVERY DEVELOPER SHOULD KNOW ABOUT SOFTWARE ARCHITECTURE
Year:
2015
Publisher:
Leanpub
Language:
english
Pages:
275
File:
PDF, 13.64 MB
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