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The Abstract Software Architect: June 2011
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The Abstract Software Architect. A blog about software architecture, software design, software process, software engineering, and all the way back to software architecture. Sunday, June 12, 2011. Book Review: Just Enough Software Architecture by George Fairbanks. Software architecture tends to be so hard to define which makes it extraordinarily hard to read and even harder to write about. Thank goodness this is improving and the George Fairbanks new book Just Enough Software Architecture. I create “...
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The Abstract Software Architect: March 2011
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The Abstract Software Architect. A blog about software architecture, software design, software process, software engineering, and all the way back to software architecture. Monday, March 21, 2011. Architecture: A Competitive Advantage. I recently attended a seminar with James Utterback, an MIT Sloan professor who wrote the book Design Inspired Innovation. He started the talk by something that was clear to me but I never noticed:. Typically these resources were only available to larger companies, but this...
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The Abstract Software Architect: January 2011
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The Abstract Software Architect. A blog about software architecture, software design, software process, software engineering, and all the way back to software architecture. Sunday, January 30, 2011. Book Review: Universal Principles of Design. I’ve always thought of Software Design and Software Architecture as different from other design disciplines. After all, building a house is way different then constructing software. Software is more malleable and can be modified easier than a building. 80 percent o...
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The Abstract Software Architect: February 2011
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The Abstract Software Architect. A blog about software architecture, software design, software process, software engineering, and all the way back to software architecture. Sunday, February 20, 2011. MIT Systems Thinking Webinar. Please use the attached link to view a playback of the webinar I presented at MIT on Systems Architecture:. Systems Architecture Webinar at MIT. Posted by Christine Miyachi. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Basics of Web Application Security: Authentication. A powerful gift (tool).
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The Abstract Software Architect: May 2011
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The Abstract Software Architect. A blog about software architecture, software design, software process, software engineering, and all the way back to software architecture. Monday, May 30, 2011. One of the important uses of abstraction in software architecture is the ability to isolate a problem into its essence without cluttering it with details. In Just Enough Software Architecture, George Fairbanks says that abstraction provides insight and leverage. This is related to views of the system. I needed an...
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The Abstract Software Architect: August 2011
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The Abstract Software Architect. A blog about software architecture, software design, software process, software engineering, and all the way back to software architecture. Tuesday, August 30, 2011. The Permanence (or Not) of Software Architecture. There is a series of rants in software blogs about software architecture not being the same as building architecture. ( http:/ bexhuff.com/software-architecture-is-not-building-architecture. Http:/ triebert.nl/downloads/072005 swarm concluding paper.pdf. My te...
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The Abstract Software Architect: July 2011
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The Abstract Software Architect. A blog about software architecture, software design, software process, software engineering, and all the way back to software architecture. Sunday, July 24, 2011. Why Software Architecture Fails. I have worked on very old software systems. Some are over twenty years old. Many software engineers I know work on older systems. What happens is subsystems get replaced over times by new subsystems, fundamentally changing the architecture. Not so in this system I worked on.
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I am, therefore I blog. Sunday, June 15, 2008. Ruby is the most beloved language! Matz did a little experiment using google to calculate love/hate ratio for some programming languages:. The screenshot is from RubyConf 2007's key note from Confreaks. Which has a lot of videos that are worth watching. By the way, just watched Ryan Davies's video at GoRuCo 2008. And highly recommend it. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Follow me on Twitter. Zen and the art of Castle maintenance. View my complete profile.
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The Abstract Software Architect: November 2010
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The Abstract Software Architect. A blog about software architecture, software design, software process, software engineering, and all the way back to software architecture. Saturday, November 13, 2010. Design Patterns in Everyday Architecture. Software Design Patterns were a sensation when this book about them was published. I became aware of this book. In 2001 when a team I worked with was using design patterns. The authors define a Design Pattern:. That addresses a recurring design problem. Since then,...
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