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GSAS 2023: The Third Edition

Apiumhub

We are excited to announce that the Global Software Architecture Summit will return for its third edition: GSAS 2023. Whether you are a professional, an inspiring architect, or simply someone passionate about building software systems, GSAS is a unique opportunity to engage with leaders in the industry.

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AoAD2 Practice: Zero Friction

James Shore

Test-Driven Development. Inside the script, use a compiler or linter to tell you when you make syntax errors, and tests to tell you when you make semantic errors. To begin with, this means writing four scripts: build : compile and/or lint, run tests, and report success or failure. Keep your automation simple.

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AoAD2 Practice: Incremental Design

James Shore

Design quality and development costs are joined at the hip: Code is well-designed when the costs of change are low. Quality is highly situational, of course. Test-Driven Development. Test-driven development encourages you to think about and improve your design at nearly every step. Refactoring.

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AoAD2 Practice: Whole Team

James Shore

1 If you’d like to know more, the Pragmatic Marketing courses, available at pragmaticinstitute.com, come highly recommended. If they don’t, your team is likely to start drifting off-course. Until then, development on an Agile team looks similar to development on any other team. Test Driven Development.

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The Scaling Dilemma

LeanEssays

So it’s clear that the start of a goal system is a system-level, unifying goal. Of course, this is a lot easier said than done. The Goal System Many companies use projects to set up a goal system. Something that conveys the purpose of the work, the why. The question is not: Did the team complete its work?