System Agility and Complexity “There’s some great material here” Agile development principles are older than programming System modularisation patterns are older and broader than “object-oriented thinking” Design tradeoffs related to decomposition and decoupling are eternal and universal Balancing tradeoffs is more important than following uni-directional principles
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