Software Architecture Fundamentals, Second Edition

A successful software architect requires more than technical knowledge. It's about being an architect, leading, and understanding the architectural patterns and styles that are necessary to create software architectures that work. Neal Ford and Mark Richards provide the latest update to their "Software Architecture Fundamentals 2015” (O'Reilly Media), video course. This course will equip you with the essential skills that you need to succeed in this role. You will be introduced to previously unknown architecture patterns such as command query responsible segregation (CQRS), and LMAX. Also, you will learn the best tools and strategies for analysing architecture. This video is for senior-level developers looking to become software architects, and junior architects looking to improve their skills.

Neal Ford is the Director, Software Architect and Meme Wrangler of ThoughtWorks, a global IT consulting firm. His primary consulting focus is on the design and construction large-scale enterprise applications. He is proficient in many languages, paradigms, architectural styles.

Mark Richards is a skilled, hands-on software architect who is involved in the design, implementation, and architecture of microservices architectures, as well as service oriented architectures and distributed systems in J2EE, among other technologies.