Lesson 183 - Head First Software Architecture

[@rorycawley]

This is a gift to the industry, it provides great clarity, in a very accessible way, and hopefully more alignment on some of the concepts used in software architecture. Thanks Mark, Neal and Raju!

[@markrichards5014]

Thanks!

[@williammartin4968]

Excellent! 👏🏻👏🏻 This sounds pretty cool! Thank you 🙏🏻

[@markrichards5014]

Glad you like it!

[@MohamedKamal-wd8hx]

Congratulations!

[@markrichards5014]

Thank you!

[@PankajNikam]

Congratulations on the new book :)

[@markrichards5014]

Thanks!

[@zshn]

Congratulations on the release of the new book! Looking forward to reading it.

[@markrichards5014]

Hope you enjoy it!

[@zakariasmahi2263]

I have preordred it from Amazon 😊 i look forward to read it 🎉

[@markrichards5014]

I hope you enjoy the book!

[@sumant2000]

I am a paid member and registered member of oreilly platform and I enjoy courses on Oreilly on demand courses of course there are live courses also but I have opted for basic membership so I get access to only the on demand courses and lots of books and also really platform has recently introduced the artificial intelligence based answers so that is very good and this particular book of course was my favourite because I used to use head first Java head first objected design all his books in my career in the past so when I saw this book on head for software architecture I immediately started reading it and because it is quite long book and it might take some time to read I landed on this KZbin video and I am already follow of nil forward and March Richard and Rahul Gandhi and many more on LinkedIn so this particular book will mostly meet my expectation so I am already working as architect. I also work like an enterprise architect and enterprise architect lead and togaf framework was required.

[@mehmoodrehman6336]

Good work 💯

[@mehmoodrehman6336]

Excellent ❤❤, keep it up

[@markrichards5014]

Thanks!!

[@code4it]

The book seems very promising. However, I find the price quite excessive. $75 for a book is something that not everyone can afford. I know that in the USA salaries are way higher than in most other parts of the world, so I suppose that this price is "fair" compared to the average American income. However, in many other parts of the world, it's just too much. I suppose that the O'Reilly team decided to go with the "sell less but earn more" strategy. I foresee a good amount of illegal PDFs of this book, and it's a pity: I know how much effort it takes to write a book. For my blog articles, it usually takes 5 to 8 hours to write a single one. I'm also the reviewer of soon-to-be-published books, and the effort *just to review* the book was incredible. Writing a whole book must be exhausting. However, it's a marketing strategy, I suppose O'Reilly has already considered these issues.

[@daveqr]

I'm sure this will be a good book, and I know Mark had nothing to do with this, but I really, really , REALLY hate the cover.