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I always find computer architecture a strange/tricky topic to cover in a tech book, its either too vague, or too specific, often forgetting about using the righ
by bilekas 3y ago
I always find computer architecture a strange/tricky topic to cover in a tech book, its either too vague, or too specific, often forgetting about using the right tool for the job. From the index, this looks like the latter but if I get a chance I'll check it out.
The only one I've found so far that hit the right notes for me personally was Software Architecture Patterns (9781098134273), Mark Richards.
This topic list looks interesting, if not a bit too 'distracted'.
- ofrzeta 3y ago> Software Architecture Patterns (9781098134273), Mark Richards. It's interesting that you compare this with a book about computer architecture because "Software Architecture Patterns" doesn't seem to be concerned with computer architecture at all but more about ... software architecture with concepts such as Event-driven architecture and microservices.
- tremon 3y agoSoftware architecture and computer architecture are two completely different topics. They have very little overlap; the two disciplines only come together when writing compilers.