The Architecture of Open Source Applications 2.pdf

Buy Volume II Introduction Amy Brown and Greg Wilson 1. Scalable Web Architecture and Distributed Systems Kate Matsudaira 2. Firefox Release Engineering Chris AtLee , Lukas Blakk , John O'Duinn , and Armen Zambrano Gasparnian 3. FreeRTOS Christopher Svec 4. GDB Stan Shebs 5. The Glasgow piler Simon Marlow and Simon Peyton-Jones 6. Git Susan Potter 7. GPSD Eric Raymond 8. The Dynamic Language Runtime and the Iron Languages Jeff Hardy 9. ITK Luis Ibanez and Brad King 10. GNU Mailman Barry Warsaw 11. matplotlib John Hunter and Michael Droettboom 12. MediaWiki Sumana Harihareswara and Guillaume Paumier 13. Moodle Tim Hunt 14. nginx Andrey Alexeev 15. Open MPI Jeff Squyres 16. OSCAR Jennifer Ruttan 17. Mike Kamermans 18. Puppet Luke Kanies 19. PyPy Benjamin Peterson 20. SQLAlchemy Michael Bayer 21. Twisted Jessica McKellar 22. Yesod Michael Snoyman 23. Yocto Elizabeth Flanagan 24. ZeroMQ Martin Sústrik Bibliography <> In the introduction to Volume 1 of this series, we wrote: Building architecture and software architecture have a lot mon, but there is one crucial difference. While architects study thousands of buildings in their training and during their careers, most software developers only ever get to know a handful of large programs well… As a result, they repeat one another's mistakes rather than building on one another's esses… This book is our attempt to change that. In the year since that book appeared, over two dozen people have worked hard to create the sequel you have in your hands. They have done so because they believe, as we do, that software design can and should be taught by example—that the best way to learn how think like an expert is to study how experts think. From web servers pilers through health record management systems to the infrastructure that Mozilla uses to get Firefox out the door, there are lessons all around us. We hope that by collecting some of them together in this book, we can help you e a better developer. — Am