A curated collection of resources for designing and executing engineering strategies, including books, posts, templates, and open strategies.
Awesome Engineering Strategy is a curated collection of resources designed to help tech leaders and engineers develop and execute effective engineering strategies. It compiles books, articles, videos, templates, and real-world examples from the community to provide guidance on strategic planning in technology organizations. The project addresses the challenge of navigating complex technical decisions and aligning engineering efforts with business goals.
Tech leaders, engineering managers, staff engineers, and architects who are responsible for defining and implementing engineering or technology strategies within their organizations.
It saves time by aggregating high-quality, vetted resources in one place, offers practical templates and real-world examples, and fosters community learning through podcasts and discussions, unlike scattered or proprietary strategy guides.
๐ How to design and execute engineering strategies for tech leadership.
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Aggregates a wide range of books, posts, videos, and courses on engineering strategy, Wardley Mapping, DDD, and Team Topologies, saving users from scattered research across the web.
Includes ready-to-use Notion templates for documenting engineering strategies, providing a structured starting point with elements like problem definition and action plans.
Features open engineering strategies from companies like GitLab and Flutter, offering concrete inspiration and learning opportunities from actual implementations.
Links to Discord communities, podcasts, and workshops, facilitating peer learning and ongoing discussion, as highlighted in the Communities and Podcasts sections.
As a curated list without guided pathways, it requires significant time and effort from users to navigate and synthesize information, which can be overwhelming for those seeking quick answers.
Community-maintained resources may have broken links or outdated content, as the README doesn't guarantee regular updates or vetting beyond contributions.
Focuses on passive consumption through reading and watching, with no integrated tools for hands-on practice, simulations, or personalized guidance.