As a software architect, you are facing multiple challenges related to maintaining the system constraints while multiple teams are developing. A common example is a module that contains the business rules or the domain model of the system, and as a rule this module should never call the modules that code the UI of the …
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An important outcome of software architecture work is a set of diagrams that help explain high level decisions on the system. Traditionally, these diagrams were built in complex UML modeling tools like Microsoft Visio or Enterprise Architect. More recently, the agile approach has moved a lot of these diagrams into hand drawings – for better …
How do you deal with the huge amounts of C++ code from your codebase? I bet you’d like to change a few things here and there, particularly when the code has been around for years, but it’s not that easy since any change can break seemingly unrelated features. In this webinar, Alexandru Bolboaca presents a …
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Naming is one of the two most complex problems in software development, and we don’t agree which is the second. In this webinar, Alexandru Bolboaca looked into why naming is so important, how to improve naming in your code, and has shared a process for improving names in code. Happy Learning!
User stories are a fundamentally simple idea that has been turned into repetitive templates, complex flows, and digital tools. In this webinar, Alex Bolboaca shares the history of user stories, the most common challenges faced by people adopting them, and tips on improving them.
Switching from a developer to an architecture role can be difficult. Suddenly you need to face long-term problems, risks, possible failures, and the certainty of making decisions that will backfire sooner or later. In this free webinar you learn main challenges, tips, and techniques for a better start on your journey to software architect. If …
Traditional project management uses a one-dimensional plan, that is usually not subjected to much change. That might work in some domains, but it doesn’t work for sure when doing product development into a complex market. A roadmap is, as the word says, a map of options that one might be able to take at some …
