The evolution of software architecture
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Argues that three concrete forces drive architectural change and that modern styles arise when they combine: agility meaning speed plus coordination to react to change, velocity meaning speed in a consistent direction so efforts produce outcomes, and modularity meaning independently deployable parts at both technical and business levels. Claims that focusing on agility alone fails, and that combining these three explains the move from monoliths to microservices and event driven systems.
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