Review: Patterns of Enterprise Application Architecture - Part 1 of 3

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Review of Patterns of Enterprise Application Architecture by Martin Fowler

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Levi Rosol

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Over the years Levi has learned that there are 10 ways to do everything in IT. The problem is not only finding the best solution, or the best people to do it, but the problem is finding the best solution that all the people involved can agree on. Not just from a design or development standpoint, but also from an end user and cost standpoint.

Levi is a graduate of "The School of Life", and had been building web applications for the last 9 years. Professionally, his current focus is .Net architecture and development, and has been since 2001.

When not helping people write code, Levi spends time with his beautiful wife and three wonderful, yet "energetic", children. You may also find him trying to capture an image of 'The Perfect Sunset' on any given evening.

Review: Patterns of Enterprise Application Architecture - Part 1 of 3

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