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The Architecture of Open Source Applications
- growlix 13y agoGood job, Tavish
- dergachev 13y agoYeah, way to go!!
- tarmstrong 13y agoThanks! And a whole lot more congratulations are owed to the kind folks who wrote the words that go inside the book, and those who helped with copyediting. :-)
- dmishe 13y agoIs there something new here? I feel like this book was there for a while now
- tarmstrong 13y agoThe third book was released earlier this month. Since then, nothing new.
- anton_gogolev 13y agoErr... Is this somehow news? AOSA has been around for quite a while.
- thex86 13y agoCheck it out, there is a new book in the series. POSA. The Performance of Open Source Applications.
- AYBABTME 13y agoI didn't know about this, and it's awesome that it's posted here. I'll definitely go through it.
- uxuf 13y agoI had come across it a few days ago too, and I am currently going through a couple of chapters. Not for the faint-hearted, or for cursory reading.
- AsymetricCom 13y agounless you already work in cloud/mobile, then it's like a comic book. Particularly humorous, imho, is this page: http://aosabook.org/en/posa/secrets-of-mobile-network-performance.html http://aosabook.org/en/posa/secrets-of-mobile-network-perfor..., which doesn't even mention any of the mobile-specific CDNs or telecom infrastructure in any depth other than "Core Network" which "In practice this delay is generally neglible" aka, nothing to see here.
- miah_ 13y agoCould you make any recommendations on other items worth reading?
- eternalban 13y agoRead up on Warp.
- AsymetricCom 13y agoAre you talking about the PBX or something else?
- uxuf 13y agoI had come across it a few days ago too, and I am currently going through a couple of chapters. Not for the faint-hearted, or for cursory reading.
- yk 13y agoIs there a good discussion site for books like this? ( Since I will probably not read anything, let alone the entire book before it is vanished from the HN frontpage.)
- tod222 13y ago> 17. Sendmail I'm very curious about the content of this chapter, given that Sendmail's deficiencies resulted in so many alternate MTAs being written (qmail, postfix, exim, etc.).