Lightweight Software Architecture
summary
Presents a lightweight method for documenting software architecture using Architecture Decision Records (ADRs) to capture decisions, context, alternatives and constraints, and describes expressing non-functional requirements as quality scenarios. Shows how ADRs and quality scenarios can be used together to check whether architectural choices meet those quality requirements and fit into agile workflows without heavy, waterfall-style documentation.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Lightweight architecture
- 5:15Defining architecture decisions
- 12:35Decision criteria and quality attributes
- 17:14Understanding quality scenarios
- 23:13Experience report ADS and QS
- 26:08Summary and Q&A
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