Explore a model for achieving evolutionary software architecture through simplicity in this 46-minute Devoxx conference talk. Discover how continuous adaptation to changing user needs and technological innovation can be supported by maintaining architectural simplicity. Learn about key practices such as continuous refactoring, decision-decomposition, and concrete-specific designs. Examine the three enablers of simplicity, user modeling, behavior vs. entities, modularization, and flexibility. Understand the rucksack principle, decision-splitting techniques, persistence strategies, and architecture refactoring. Gain insights into effective features management and leave with a comprehensive summary of how to create adaptable, user-focused software systems.
Achieving an Evolutionary Architecture Through Simplicity
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
Three enablers
Simplicity
User Model
Behavior vs Entities
Modularization
Flexibility
rucksack principle
Splitting decisions
Persistence
Architecture refactoring
Features management
Summary
Taught by
Devoxx
