[eb0la]

Safaribooksonline.

I really like the learning paths based on actual documentation (for instance From Developer to Architect, or From sysadmin to data engineer are very good).

[n13]

Can you please provide examples/info about going from developer to architect learning path?

[eb0la]

This is the ToC from the developer to architect tutorial (I thought it was a learning path):

Architectural Patterns

    - Design Versus Architectural Patterns,
    - Layered Architecture
    - Event-Driven Architecture
    - Service-Oriented Architecture
    - Microkernel Architecture }

Pitfalls

    - Architecture Anti-Patterns, Part 1
    - Architecture Anti-Patterns, Part 2
    - Tooling and Documentation

Soft Skills

    - Architectural Decisions
    - Architecture Refactoring
    - Meeting Hacks

Continuous Delivery

    - Continuous Delivery Defined
    - Deployment Pipelines
    - DevOps

The "Design Versus Architectural Patterns" section is comes from the book "Pattern-Oriented Software Architecture". Other sections are cherry picked from books and videos.

The best part (for me) is that all sections have an estimated time you need to read / watch the content.

Hope this helps

[drakonka]

Do you feel that Safari Books Online is still going strong since being acquired by O'Reilly Media? I heard something about big layoffs last year. I'm pretty excited about trying it out but also wondering if it will be a stable learning resource well into the future.