Effective Software Development for Enterprise - Tutisani, Tengiz

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Résumé :

Short recap: an end-to-end guide to modern, high-quality, scalable software delivery. Great read for aspiring software solution architects, enterprise architects, and IT executives.

More about the book:

Modern-day solution architects and software engineers need to solve complex tasks at all layers of an organization: helping executives align IT with business objectives, employing Solution Architecture to define systems and integrations, Application Architecture, and Engineering to produce high-quality code and patterns. The journey does not stop there: requirements gathering and analysis, quality assurance, deployment, and maintenance operations need to seamlessly cooperate with engineering efforts to build, verify, deliver, and run applications that meet customers' expectations and have no critical flaws. Everything needs to play well together.

To succeed in such a complex environment while developing enterprise-grade software solutions, one needs to have a broad insight into the holistic view and a depth of understanding in aspects that make the entire engineering process work together effectively. It is paramount to make sense of the multiple disciplines, selectively choose essentials, and build a cohesive approach and patterns that work. This task is not easy for a single ambitious individual to conquer on their career path. Hence, with extensive and relevant knowledge and experience, the author has put this comprehensive guide together.

Effective Software Development for Enterprise builds on advanced disciplines, methodologies, and techniques derived from Domain-Driven Design, Software Architecture, and Extreme Programming. Its objective is to aid a modern software engineer and solution architect in building and delivering high-quality solutions for an enterprise while meeting ambitious criteria:

- Meet users' expectations.
- No defects.
- Scale out horizontally.
- No dedicated production support team.
- Accelerate development pace.
>Readers learn how to achieve these objectives in any engineering environment by developing solid arguments based on the industry's well-known, recognized, and established patterns and principles.

This book does not focus on reiterating a theory that you can learn anywhere else or in other books. This book puts everything together, connects the dots, and directs the reader to additional reference material for more profound knowledge.

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By Independent Professionals

A must-read for both technical and non-technical readers... even top-level executives. No nonsense approach.

-- Dave Black, Solutions & Performance Architect, Black Box Solutions, Inc.

This is the book many of us have been waiting for. Entirely pragmatic. For example, it recognizes the purpose of profit.

-- Jim Hammond, Lead Developer, Kantar

A collection of lessons learned, thoughts, ideas, and rationales.

-- Preeti Baranga, Technical Leader in Software Development, https: //www.linkedin.com/in/preetibaranga/

An all-encompassing eye-opener about all-things software development.

-- Lasha Kochoradze, CTO at Nugios Technology

A unique book. Author tries to defeat the status quo.

-- Nugzar Nebieridze, Entrepreneur, Expert of Cybersecurity, Ex-CIO at Liberty Bank Georgia

This publication is up-and-coming, and I look forward to seeing companies adopting these suggestions.

-- Romana Stasiv, Agile Fellow