The Architecture of Open Source Applications, Volume II


book cover I read the first volume of this book about a year ago and I liked it, and now I’ve finished the second volume and wasn’t disappointed. Not all chapters of the book was interesting for me, but most of them — was. It was very interesting to read about architecture of Git, GHC, DLR, nginx, Processing.js, PyPy, SQLAlchemy, Yesod and ZeroMQ.

And in this book not only architecture explained, almost all chapters contains cool “Lessons Learned” section, where explained about right and wrong decisions made in projects. Also a lot of chapters contains history of projects, it’s interesting to read how and why projects evolved to the current state.



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