Patterns of Enterprise Application Architecture [paperback] Martin Fowler [Jan 01, 2002]… Paperback – 1 January 2002

This is a famous book. I am now reading, so far as per my expectations. Hardcover pasted not stitched, one con.

Good book got it for 950 Rs, received in good condition and paper quality is ok. Referencing is done well for quick look. How it works section and examples are helpful to understand the author's way of thinking. Beginners and people who want to know architechture patterns must read this book.

the first 100 pages are pure gold for people working in Enterprise projects.As Fowler himself mentions in the preface... the books divided into 2 parts... the first part about a tight100 needs to be read back to back and gives an overview of patterns and architecture. Part 2 is more for a reference in future and can be read on a case to case basis as well.Recommend reading the POSA books by Frank Buschmann as well

I am pretty new to application architecture patterns. The book was useful for me, got to know many things. Especially two things - mapping app data to relational DBs and concurrency control for app data. Your mileage may vary based on your experience, maybe you already know the stuff.

Hood

A book for all times. Even after many years since its first publication this is still an interesting read and a valuable reference.

This book is a very good book for anyone who wants to begin three-tier programming.Design decisions in this book are universal and although this book has been written in 2000's the issues that plague software developers has not changed much over the years.Hence this is a must read.

This books cover most of the patterns used by all professional developer in detail and sophisticated technical language. Nice book!.Good work Sir Martin.