SICP is a good textbook for intermediatte (or advanced) students to learn about computer programming IMO.
Wondering if there is a equivalent for design and implementation of distributed systems.
Ask HN: SICP equivalent for distributed system design
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Re: Ask HN: SICP equivalent for distributed system design
#2Designing Data-Intensive Applications by Martin Kleppmann is fantastic. Great balance of breadth and depth, theoretical and practical.
Re: Ask HN: SICP equivalent for distributed system design
#3Designing Data-Intensive Applications by Martin Kleppmann is fantastic. Great balance of breadth and depth, theoretical and practical.
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Re: Ask HN: SICP equivalent for distributed system design
#4Designing Data-Intensive Applications by Martin Kleppmann is fantastic. Great balance of breadth and depth, theoretical and practical.
It’s such a broad topic, but the book doesn’t cover resiliency. There’s no discussion of service meshes things like that.
Re: Ask HN: SICP equivalent for distributed system design
#5Designing Data-Intensive Applications by Martin Kleppmann is fantastic. Great balance of breadth and depth, theoretical and practical.
I agree. Singlehandedly the reason for me passing my database exam. Very thorough and technical.