On the same morning I read that there’s a pending “drought” of architects who really “get” SOA and can sell it to the business, I see a great SOA reading list from Loosely Coupled Thinking. I’ve also spent a bit of time recently re-reading some of the old MS Architect Journal issues(issue 2, and issue 8 have some stand-out material). Reading volumes of whitepapers doesn’t make someone a good architect, but combine that with implementation experience and diversity of ideas and you’re on the right track. Of course, since I don’t work for Microsoft anymore, I can stop being such a MS homer, so what are your favorite non-MS authored architecture/SOA resources that everyone should bookmark?
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