Thank you for 25 amazing years
A message from Elise Zelechowski & Eduardo Meneses,
Co-Leads, Global Social Impact
During the past 25 years, an ever-increasing portion of our lives has become digital. At ThoughtWorks, we have always believed our role in the industry goes beyond writing great code - we embody the values of privacy, empathy, equity, and inclusion in the software we create. Technology is increasingly influencing every aspect of our lives and we continue to be committed, more than ever, to our mission of using tech for positive social change.
Thank you to our clients, employees, alumni, and organizations we have collaborated with, both past and present.
Our milestones
Over the years there have been many events worth celebrating, in fact, too many to mention here. We have chosen 25 milestones to share about our contributions to the tech industry, our growth and a few interesting facts.
Our Thought Leadership
Books written by ThoughtWorkers.
by Rebecca Parsons, Neal Ford, and Patrick Kua
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.
by Martin Fowler
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.
by Kief Morris
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.
Our Insights
A few articles from ThoughtWorkers.
Listen: The state of API design
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.
