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tedmistononAug 4, 2020
The O'Reilly book Fundamentals of Software Architecture [1] that came out this year is really broad and the best overview I've seen so far.
[1]: https://learning.oreilly.com/library/view/fundamentals-of-so...
cowanon22onMar 7, 2021
GoF was great for it's time and context, but the world has moved on and even mid-level engineers need to be aware of software architecture and how to put it all together.
playing_coloursonMay 12, 2020
I would like to recommend the recent book “Fundamentals of Software Architecture” https://www.oreilly.com/library/view/fundamentals-of-softwar...
It covers important foundations, walks through different architecture patterns. The last part of the book is about soft skills: communications, decision making, etc. In my experience, it is critical for such position. The book is different from piles of enterprise architecture books that talks a lot about UMLs, formal processes, ceremonies, and roles - things I found either irrelevant for my jobs or I can learn them better elsewhere.