My Books On Dependency-Oriented Thinking - Why They Should Count
InfoQ has published both volumes of my book "Dependency-Oriented Thinking". The links are below. Dependency-Oriented Thinking: Volume 1 - Analysis and Design (Service-Oriented Architecture Made Simple) Dependency-Oriented Thinking: Volume 2 - Governance and Management (Control Systems Made Simple) I'll admit it feels somewhat anticlimactic for me to see these books finally published, because I finished writing them in December 2013 after about two years of intermittent work. They have been available as white papers on Slideshare since Christmas 2013. The last seven months have gone by in reviews, revisions and the various other necessary steps in the publication process. And they have made their appearance on InfoQ's site with scarcely a splash. Is that all?, I feel like asking myself. But I guess I shouldn't feel blasé. These two books are a major personal achievement for me and represent a significant milestone for the industry, and I say this entirely without v