books about: architecting

books about: architecting

books:

Architecting

Architecting Enterprise Solutions: Patterns for High-Capability Internet-based Systems

Paul Dyson, Andrew Longshaw

Wiley, 2004

For the Titans, not to everyones
C. Arnold made a very realistic review about this book. In past years I've been working a lot at on architecture subjects and read this book was like having a nice chat with someone on a high level than me where I careful pay attention on every single word said to me, ...

Architecting the Telecommunication Evolution: Toward Converged Network Services
Vijay K. Gurbani, Xian-He Sun

Auerbach Publications, 2006

Service-oriented architecture (SOA) uses services as the baseline for developing new architectures and applications, as networks are built specifically to satisfy service requirements. Most services are currently handled over different networks, but newer services will soon require cross-network support. Architecting the Telecommunication ...

Microsoft® .NET: Architecting Applications for the Enterprise (PRO-Developer)

Dino Esposito, Andrea Saltarello

Microsoft Press, 2008

Fun to read, great recap
I back ordered this item as soon as I saw it on my amazon suggestions. I had read books from Dino Esposito before and like the way he presents the concepts. The book is fun to read and inspirational. The UML recap is very handy. The section To SP or not to SP in ...

The Art of Systems Architecting, Second Edition

Mark W. Maier, Eberhardt Rechtin

CRC, 2000

Defining Architecting
Review: This is a great overview of the subject of systems architecture. It is already highly regarded in the systems engineering community. It is rich in useful detail. It gives a comprehensive historical view of the discipline. I found a large number of specific ...

Electronic Instrument Design: Architecting for the Life Cycle

Kim R. Fowler

Oxford University Press, USA, 1996

A most useful guide to electronic instrumentation
Written by a well-known authority on instrumentation, this is really one of the most useful guides to electronics, in general, (and instrumentation in particular) that I have ever seen. Most other books on instrumentation are either all theoretical with a smattering of ...

Developing Java Web Services: Architecting and Developing Secure Web Services Using Java

Ramesh Nagappan, Robert Skoczylas, ...

Wiley, 2002

A decent intro to web services
This book is okay as a starting-point in learning Java web services. It attempts to cover a wide range of topics but fails to expand on some subtleties crucial to the understanding of these topics. One obvious example of this is the distinction between ...

Architecting ASP.NET 2.0 Applications
Paul D Sheriff

PDSA, Inc., 2006

Join Paul D. Sheriff as he takes you through how to architect ASP.NET Applications. Paul has a knack for breaking down complex concepts into an easy-to-understand language. By reading this book you will learn to create ASP.NET 2.0 applications that will be re-useable, flexible, and maintainable. By following a good prescriptive guide to ...

Microsoft® ASP.NET and AJAX: Architecting Web Applications (PRO-Developer)
Dino Esposito

Microsoft Press, 2009

Now s the time says Dino Esposito, an expert on Web development technologies to think about AJAX and the future of Web design in a whole new way. While developers can use a variety of tools to code and build AJAX applications, architects must manage a variety of tradeoffs and compromises in their planning and design. In this book, Esposito ...

Marketing Campaign Development: What Marketing Executives Need to Know About Architecting Global Integrated ...

Mike Gospe

Happy About, 2008

What's been missing from your marketing toolkit...
Mike Gospe's approach to marketing campaign strategy and execution was a revelation to me. At my high tech software company, we'd been doing one-off marketing campaigns for years. As I took over as VP of Marketing, Mike's approach really helped me define a strategic ...

Architecting Software Intensive Systems: A Practitioners Guide
Anthony J. Lattanze

Auerbach Publications, 2008

Focusing on the architecture centric design method (ACDM), this book provides deep insight into designing software architectures for systems and how to effectively use architectural design artifacts once created. The text describes how to integrate ACDM with existing organizational structures and processes. The author demonstrates how to tailor ...

Reality J2EE: Architecting for Macromedia Flash MX

Steven Webster

Pearson Education, 2003

Excellent Book
This book is very well done. The author teaches you not only how to combine Flash and J2EE to make dynamic web sites, but he also teaches you some best practices in the process. You will learn how to use Flash Remoting to connect to a Java backend and you will learn ...

The Art of Systems Architecting
Markw/ Rechtin, Eberhardt Maier

CRC Pr I Llc, 2000

Systems Architecting of Organizations: Why Eagles Can't Swim (Systems Engineering Series)

Eberhardt Rechtin

CRC, 1999

Author comments on the motivations for writing the book
Systems architecting has been shown in two earlier books not only to exist but to be key to successful systems and product lines. Fellow executives asked for a comparable book addressing organizations as systems, which they clearly are, and especially for applicable ...

Building N1(TM) Grid Solutions: Preparing, Architecting, and Implementing Service-Centric Data Centers (Sun ...
Jason Carolan, Scott Radeztsky, ...

Prentice Hall PTR, 2004

The N1 Grid is Sun's vision, strategy, and architecture--and a set of products--that redefine the nature of data center computing. The N1 Grid architecture uses the network, physically and logically, as its fundamental organizing principle. This book enables the reader to implement service-centric data center solutions through the use of N1 ...

Mission-Critical Active Directory: Architecting a Secure and Scalable Infrastructure (HP Technologies)

Micky Balladelli, Jan De Clercq

Digital Press, 2001

Awesome!
Everything that you ever wanted to know about AD but were afraid to ask! This book really gets down to the "nuts and bolts" level of Active Directory, yet it is surprisingly easy to read. The authors make even the more arcane topics of replication, kerberos ...