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  Wolfgang Rössler    Premium Member   Group moderator

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  Book recommendations

  Refactoring:
  - "Refactoring" - Martin Fowler
  - "Refactoring to Patterns" - Joshua Kerievsky
  
  
  General:
  - "Richtlinien fuer das Framework-Design" - Krzysztof Cwaline, Brad Abrams
  - "Moderne Software-Architektur. Umsichtig planen, robust bauen mit Quasar." - Johannes Siedersleben
  - "Applying UML and Patterns: An Introduction to Object-Oriented Analysis and Design and Iterative Development" - Craig Larman
  
  • 08 Feb 2007, 5:12 pm
  Wolfgang Rössler wrote: > Refactoring: > - "Refactoring" - Martin Fowler > - "Refactoring to Patterns" - Joshua Kerievsky > > > General: > - "Richtlinien fuer das Framework-Design" - Krzysztof Cwaline, Brad > Abrams > - "Moderne Software-Architektur. Umsichtig planen, robust bauen mit > Quasar." - Johannes Siedersleben > - "Applying UML and Patterns: An Introduction to Object-Oriented > Analysis and Design and Iterative Development" - Craig Larman
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  Sergey Chernolyas

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  Re: Book recommendations

  Hello All!
  
  I think refactoring is method for improvement code but don't effect to architecture of application.
  Refactoring is well, but is not all.
  
  I think good book for architeters and senior developers:
  "Patterns of enterprise application architecture" Mattin Fowler.
  
  What do you thing, dear All?
  
  With best regars, Sergey Chernolyas
  
  • 12 Mar 2007, 10:04 am
  Sergey Chernolyas wrote: > Hello All! > > I think refactoring is method for improvement code but don't effect > to architecture of application. > Refactoring is well, but is not all. > > I think good book for architeters and senior developers: > "Patterns of enterprise application architecture" Mattin Fowler. > > What do you thing, dear All? > > With best regars, Sergey Chernolyas
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  Justus Graumann

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  Re^3: Book recommendations

  I wonder, that no one mention the gang of four book and specially the POSA-series,
  
  I have read POSA1 and 2 from Frank Buschmann et. al. and I think it is the basic introduction to get into the pattern theme.
  
  I you wonna read the basic book about patterns, read Christopher Alexander
  
  A Pattern Language: Towns, Buildings, Construction (Center for Environmental Structure Series)
  
  There a new movements in Refactoring Architecture from Michael Stal (Siemens). I listened to a session last year at the OOP.
  
  We will see if there will be a POSA 6 book about this theme.
  
  I also like the book from Luke Holmann (Beyound Software Architecture). It describes all non-technical requirements for the architecture.
  
  • 06 Feb 2009, 5:17 pm
  Justus Graumann wrote: > I wonder, that no one mention the gang of four book and specially the > POSA-series, > > I have read POSA1 and 2 from Frank Buschmann et. al. and I think it > is the basic introduction to get into the pattern theme. > > I you wonna read the basic book about patterns, read Christopher > Alexander > > A Pattern Language: Towns, Buildings, Construction (Center for > Environmental Structure Series) > > There a new movements in Refactoring Architecture from Michael Stal > (Siemens). I listened to a session last year at the OOP. > > We will see if there will be a POSA 6 book about this theme. > > I also like the book from Luke Holmann (Beyound Software > Architecture). It describes all non-technical requirements for the > architecture.