Situational Awareness with Wardley Mapping
What "Too Slow" Actually Means
Module 2, Lesson 3
What you'll learn
You can decompose a single performance complaint into its capability-specific components, and explain why the same symptom ("we're too slow") requires fundamentally different architectural responses, different quality investments, and different engineering personalities, depending on which capability it refers to.
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Reverse ConwayConway's LawDDD Strategic DesignBounded ContextContext MappingEventStormingWardley MappingTeam TopologiesEvolutionary ArchitectureFitness FunctionsStrangler FigModulithSubdomain-ClassificationArchitecture for Flow