Paradigms, architectural styles/patterns, and design patterns are really essential to properly solve a problem.
I really feel thankful being a software architect, so that I can realize when someone jumping for microservices solution (with docker, kubernetes, and whatever super duper tech) just cuz it's fancy 🤦
Or automating tests with Selenium just cuz big company X are using it 🤮
As you said, understanding the tech might be important to finish a specific project, but realizing the problems which the tech solves is x10 billion more important.
I guess it's time to write an article on "Why Software Architecture REALLY Matters for All Developers".
Looking forward to the article! I love it when an article breaks down the tiny problems from the top level to see the big picture (in this case, software architecture). I would love to learn.
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Absolutely true!
Paradigms, architectural styles/patterns, and design patterns are really essential to properly solve a problem.
I really feel thankful being a software architect, so that I can realize when someone jumping for microservices solution (with docker, kubernetes, and whatever super duper tech) just cuz it's fancy 🤦
Or automating tests with Selenium just cuz big company X are using it 🤮
As you said, understanding the tech might be important to finish a specific project, but realizing the problems which the tech solves is x10 billion more important.
I guess it's time to write an article on "Why Software Architecture REALLY Matters for All Developers".
Looking forward to the article! I love it when an article breaks down the tiny problems from the top level to see the big picture (in this case, software architecture). I would love to learn.