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The incomparability problem Here is a question that has no clean answer. How do you know whether the architecture you chose was the right one? Not right in the sense of working — most systems work, ev
A lot of modern software architecture—microservices, event-driven systems, CQRS—is not born from deeply understanding the domain. It is what teams reach for when the existing application has become a
Most software teams are not struggling because software is inherently chaotic. They are struggling because they are paying enormous amounts of money to keep the wrong machine barely usable. That sound
Large, integrated codebases have long been framed as a liability. They are described as entangled, brittle, slow to change, and resistant to scaling. These observations are often factually correct. Integrated systems do create friction. But friction ...
Let’s pull three commonly discussed software architectures out of their technological context and reduce them to an easily understandable analogy. Imagine we split the functional actions of a Java application into people.Each person represents a well...
The industry loves to argue about monoliths vs. microservices, DDD vs. simple CRUD, “modern” frameworks vs. “legacy” architecture. Every few years the pendulum swings, but one thing has remained constant: Most companies adopt modern architectures lo...
