Camel in Action
by Claus Ibsen, Jonathan Anstey · first published 2011
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IMO, Camel pretty much rocks. The Camel In Action book is pretty good too. I'm also a fan of ActiveMQ, although I may have a slight preference for HornetQ as far as Java based JMS providers go. CXF is also good stuff. I don't know about courses, but…
on “Ask HN: Java-based integration development learning path” ↗…(good for learning the mindset of developing backward-compatible APIs in any language) - Enterprise Integration Patterns (I work on an enterprise APIs team) - Designing Data-Intensive Applications - Camel in Action Good for lending out: - The Phoenix Project - Making Work Visible - Effective DevOps - The Pragmatic Programmer - REST in Practice
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