The Architecture of Open Source Applications (volume I) by Amy Brown, Greg Wilson (2011)…
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The Architecture of Open Source Applications (volume I) by Amy Brown, Greg Wilson (2011) is now in @ChapterPal's collection. This textbook is designed for intermediate to advanced software engineers, systems programmers, and computer science students who want to understand how large-scale production software systems are designed. It assumes familiarity with core computer science fundamentals, including basic data structures, operating systems principles, networking, and proficiency in standard programming languages such as C, C++, Java, or Python. Rather than offering abstract software engi
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