Strategy, discovery, metrics, growth, pricing, design, delivery and leadership. Each entry says when it is the right one to pick up.
Reis and Housley describe the data engineering lifecycle, which runs from generation through ingestion, storage, transformation and serving, with governance, security and architecture cutting across all of it.
An attempt to give software architecture a shared foundation rather than leaving it to war stories. The first part covers architectural thinking, modularity, and the architecture characteristics a system is actually being optimised for, along with how to identify and measure them.
Lauret writes about API design from the consumer's point of view, treating an API as a user interface for developers. The book starts by identifying the goals an API needs to support, then covers designing the resources, actions …