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Along with the other recommendations, I was introduced to The Architecture of Open Source Applications from an HN post some time back, and have found it quite i
by sgc 5y ago
Along with the other recommendations, I was introduced to The Architecture of Open Source Applications from an HN post some time back, and have found it quite interesting. You can use it together with a more detailed walk through the respective projects' source code, to get a great idea of what some big names are doing.
http://aosabook.org/en/index.html http://aosabook.org/en/index.html
- rramadass 5y ago+1. This is what i recommend to everybody who wants to read code. Why? Because the books explain the Design behind the Code lacking which, it is quite difficult to understand the code-base. Also you get an exposure to a bazillion different projects which is crucial to "grok" Software Architecture and Large-Scale Design.