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What's your software architecture must read list? (self.softwarearchitecture)

submitted 2 years ago by souperk to c/softwarearchitecture

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I am interested to transition from a software engineer to a software architect. I would like to expand my knowledge on the subject.

What's your must read list? Any books, articles, videos and courses are appreciated.

Right now I am reading Contious Architecture in Practice .

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[–] bobaduk 2 points 2 years ago

The Practical Architecture Process is probably the best distillation I've read.

Alongside that there's the classics, Enterprise Integration Patterns, a DDD book of your choosing, Newman's Microservices.

I'm a big fan of ReST In Practice, though nobody cares about ReST any more, and Simon Brownwork is great, particularly the C4 model.

Mostly, unfortunately, you have to learn by doing. Design a thing, document your assumptions and constraints, and see if the design still makes sense 5 years later.