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Many systems are built as skeletal systems that can be extended using plug-ins, packages, or extensions. Examples include the R language, Visual Studio Code, and most web browsers.
Rick Kazman • Software Architecture in Practice, 4th Edition
enabling incremental development
To build an amazing life, you need these joint competencies:
1) doing hard, unpleasant things
2) refusing to do hard, unpleasant things that aren’t worth doing
1 without 2 is masochism; 2 without 1 is stasis.
Marry the two, and... See more
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Decisions at all stages of the life cycle—from architectural design to coding and implementation and testing—affect system quality. Therefore, quality is not completely a function of an architectural design. But that’s where it starts.
Paul Clements • Software Architecture in Practice, 4th Edition
Every architecture, no matter what it is, partitions possible changes into three categories: local, nonlocal, and architectural.
- A local change can be accomplished by modifying a single element—for example, adding a new business rule to a pricing logic module.
- A nonlocal change requires multiple element modifications but leaves the underlying
Paul Clements • Software Architecture in Practice, 4th Edition
The Most Beginner-Friendly AI Agent Resources I’ve Seen This Year:
Here’s the breakdown:
👉 Rule #1: Define the Agent Before You Build One
Most confuse agents with chatbots that call tools
Chip Huyen’s explains the... See more
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