A message from Martin Fowler,
Chief Scientist
The essence of agility has been deeply embedded in ThoughtWorks’ culture from the beginning. Our greatest strengths are our people and the approach we’ve forged to software development - founded upon technical excellence and close collaboration. The future is always uncertain, but we learn, grow, and tackle it head-on.
Thank you to our clients, employees, alumni, and organizations we have collaborated with, both past and present.
The first principle of evolutionary architecture is to enable incremental change in an architecture over time. This practical guide gives you everything you need to know to get started.
This eagerly awaited update brings a fresh perspective. It has been fully updated to reflect the profound changes in the programming landscape over the past two decades. Like the original, it enables you to understand the principles of refactoring, to spot code that needs refactoring and how to succeed.
This book explains how you can take advantage of technologies like cloud, virtualization and configuration automation to manage IT infrastructure using tools and practices from software development.
Twice a year we create the ThoughtWorks Technology Radar, an opinionated look at what’s happening in the enterprise tech world. We cover tools, techniques, languages, and platforms and we generally call out over one hundred individual ‘blips’. In this article, Mike tries to capture not just Radar themes, but wider trends across the tech industry today.
In today’s hyperconnected world, innovation happens pretty fast. For a technologist, whatever your specialism, there’s always something new to discover; a new tool that looks promising, maybe a technique that piques your interest. But, given the variety and pace of innovation, how do you know what to follow up on? How can you predict which innovations will be worthwhile and which will become a time sink?
Co-hosts Mike Mason and Zhamak Dehghani are joined by Brandon Byars, Market Technical Principal at ThoughtWorks North America and James Gregory, Tech Lead at ThoughtWorks Australia to explore the current state of API design and look at the impact of event-based architectures.
ThoughtWorks ist ein Technologie-Unternehmen – und eine Gemeinschaft von engagierten, zielorientierten Menschen. Wir arbeiten disruptiv und entwickeln so Lösungen, die den höchsten Ansprüchen unserer Kunden gerecht werden. Unsere langfristige Mission ist es, die IT-Branche zu revolutionieren und die Gesellschaft positiv zu beeinflussen.
