A good deal of software architecture of systems start with diagrams containing boxes and arrows and the promise of high consistency and low coupling. The boxes are components that are supposed to be loosely coupled, but each arrow often results in a dependency at runtime — a highly coupled dependency. What if we can do […]
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Stefan Hofer and Ashley Peacock explore various diagrams-as-code approaches, focusing on PlantUML, Structurizr, and Mermaid diagramming tools. Ashley emphasizes Mermaid’s GitHub integration and syntax similarities with PlantUML, making migration seamless. Structurizr’s specialization in the C4 model and its unique DSL is highlighted. The conversation touches on the ease of code refactoring using Mermaid, making it
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When the time comes to modernize older systems, it’s important to design a software architecture fully optimized for your domain and not just a rewrite of the old system. Domain-Driven Design (DDD) can help in a number of practical ways. In this talk, you will see how Event Storming, Domain Message Flow Modelling, and Core
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“Just Enough Software Architecture” is book that provides guidelines and models on how to include just enough software architecture in your software development activities, following an Agile approach and using risk as the main criteria on how much architecture to include in your current software development activity.
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