Software Architecture Conference

Software Architecture is the professional training event that's not just for software architects but for any engineer, programmer, developer, or team leader who does part of an architect's job in the course of their work. That's probably you. Get coverage of the most important topics of the day—microservices, software architecture fundamentals, modernizing legacy apps, building distributed systems, and more—from some of the most knowledgeable people in the field. If software architecture plays any part in your job—and in today's world it most likely does—then you won't want to miss the next O'Reilly Software Architecture Conference, happening November 13-16 in San Francisco, CA. Save 20% with code: USRG and register today.
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