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Soft Architecture Collapse: An Agile Primer
Agile development loves to brag about speed and flexibility, but what happens when your software’s architecture turns into a house of cards? Philip W. Newcomb’s “Soft Architecture Collapse” throws a cold splash of reality on the idea that you can just wing your architecture and still build something that lasts. It’s a wake-up call for anyone who’s ever thought architecture was just a fancy buzzword slowing down their sprint.
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