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| SKU | gxm7584 |
| GTIN | 09781732102217 |
| Brand | BOHJTE |
| Author | John Ousterhout |
| Binding | Paperback |
| Pages | 196 |
| Publication Date | July 26, 2021 |
| Language | English |
| Item Package Weight | 0.3 kilograms (0.64 pounds) |
| Item Dimensions | 16.3 cm x 20.3 cm x 1.6 cm (6.5 inches x 8 inches x 0.45 inches) |
| ISBN | 9781732102217 |
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A Philosophy of Software Design, 2nd Edition by John Ousterhout | 196 Pages
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Master Software Design, Build Better Systems
A Philosophy of Software Design, 2nd Edition by John Ousterhout is an essential guide for software developers seeking to manage complexity and improve their design process. This imported edition, with 196 pages, offers practical principles and identifies common design problems, enabling faster and more cost-effective software development. It is a core textbook for understanding software engineering architectures.
The book systematically addresses the fundamental challenge of complexity in software systems. It presents a collection of actionable design principles and introduces red flags that signal design issues. By applying these concepts, developers can minimize complexity in large software projects, leading to more efficient and affordable development cycles.
This imported edition provides valuable insights for IT professionals in India looking to enhance their software engineering practices. Delivered via ExpressBox with all duties and GST included, it offers a clear path to better software design, distinct from generic local alternatives.
Mastering Software Design
This book distills decades of experience into clear, actionable advice for software developers. It tackles the core problem of complexity, offering a philosophical approach to design that prioritizes simplicity and maintainability. Learn to identify and avoid common pitfalls that plague software projects. The principles discussed are universally applicable, helping you build more robust and efficient systems, regardless of your current tech stack. This imported edition ensures you receive the author's intended content, free from regional adaptations.
Who Should Read This Book
This book is ideal for software engineers, architects, and technical leads aiming to improve their design skills and manage complex projects effectively. It's particularly beneficial for those working on large-scale systems or seeking to write cleaner, more maintainable code. Developers new to design principles will find it an excellent introduction. However, those seeking a deep dive into specific programming languages or frameworks might find the content more conceptual than implementation-specific.
Typical situations where A Philosophy of Software Design helps — illustrative scenarios, not customer reviews.
An IT developer in Bangalore is struggling with a large, complex software project that is falling behind schedule.
This book offers principles to manage complexity and decompose the system into manageable modules. Applying these concepts can help streamline development, identify design issues early, and get the project back on track more efficiently.
A software architect in Mumbai needs to ensure new projects are built for long-term maintainability and cost-effectiveness.
The book provides a philosophical framework for design, focusing on creating simpler, more robust systems. It guides architects in making design choices that reduce future development costs and improve code quality, ensuring scalability and ease of updates.
| Target Audience | Software Developers, Engineers, Architects, Technical Leads |
| Core Concept | Managing Complexity in Software Design |
| Key Focus Areas | Module Decomposition, Design Principles, Identifying Design Problems |
| Feature | A Philosophy of | Others |
|---|---|---|
| Core Focus | Managing complexity, design principles, identifying red flags. | Varies; may focus on specific languages or regional case studies. |
| Authoritative Perspective | Written by John Ousterhout, a renowned expert in software design. | Authors may have regional expertise but less global recognition. |
| Edition Currency | 2nd Edition (July 2021), reflecting current software engineering practices. | May be older editions or translations with potentially outdated content. |
| Content Depth | Philosophical approach to design, aiming for long-term maintainability. | Often more implementation-focused or tool-specific. |
| Imported Value | Authentic USA edition, all duties included, delivered via ExpressBox. | Local editions may differ in quality or content; delivery times vary. |
About BOHJTE
John Ousterhout is a renowned professor and entrepreneur, recognized for his contributions to software design and his ability to explain complex topics clearly.
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