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Pattern-Oriented Software Architecture, Volume 1: A System of Patterns Buschmann F., Rohnert H., Sommerlad P.
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I've heard good things about "Holub on Patterns", is this a good place to start? Enterprise Integration Patterns by Hohpe and Woolf. It's a 'system level' view, so it can be made I've always been partial towards "Pattern Oriented Software Architecture", vol 1. (Note that this is a reprint, so to speak, of the same entry on the old weblog, but I wanted to kick the Reading category off with a reprise of what I'd written before.) . (BOOK) John Wiley & Sons – Pattern-Oriented Software Architecture – A System of Patterns, Volume; Addison Wesley – Beyond Software Architecture. I personally think the title is something of a misnomer, but it's understandable since message-oriented communication is the easiest means by which to integrate heterogeneous systems. Kind regards, Jonathan This lays out the "Data Flow Diagram" approach, which is an excellent way of separating what a system should do from the implementation of how that system does it. Testing Computer Software (2nd Edition) - Frank Buschmann, etc. Pattern Oriented Software Architecture, Vol 1 by Stal et al. I am a professional programmer, and having read both this and the Gang of Four design patterns book, I can honestly say I prefer this one.