When the Perfect Cut Isn't Possible
Sequencing vs. Betrayal
Module 10, Lesson 2
What you'll learn
You can classify a proposed architectural compromise as a sequencing decision or as a revision of a prior architectural decision - using an explicit satisficing criterion - and produce a documented compromise decision with reasoning and dissent.
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Reverse ConwayConway's LawDDD Strategic DesignBounded ContextContext MappingEventStormingWardley MappingTeam TopologiesEvolutionary ArchitectureFitness FunctionsStrangler FigModulithSubdomain-ClassificationArchitecture for Flow