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Patterns of Legacy Displacement

name:Rob Horn
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Collaboration with Martin Fowler and James Lewis distills concrete patterns: avoid feature parity and big bang replacements (they push risk to the end and lock teams into 6–18 month release cycles); prefer Strangler/Vine approaches using event interception and change data capture (CDC) to incrementally move functionality. A retail case slices migration by product lines, discovers unprofitable SKUs and drops them, and builds new reporting first (parallel-run the critical aggregator). Call temporary components transitional architecture and throw them away once the new system proves it can release every two weeks.

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  1. 0:00Intro
  2. 2:00Why legacy happens
  3. 4:41Agenda
  4. 5:301. What are we trying to achieve?
  5. 13:152. Breaking up the problem
  6. 17:553. Delivery
  7. 32:534. Organizational transformation
  8. 42:16Outro
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