Human Aspects of Software Architecture - views from the trenches.
Nothing nullifies the effectiveness of a software architect more than project manager’s directive to design in three month increments for a system that will stay in service for 15 to 20 years.
Labels: management, quality attributes
posted by Firebrand Architect® @ 7:55 AM
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“The firebrand is the person who recognizes what is natural, what is organic, what is alive and vital in life... Being a firebrand is a way of raising temperatures and creating conflict, turbulence, and dissension. The motive of the firebrand is not to attack or destroy others but to bring to light a basic truth, to take a stand … the firebrand chooses to be different when being different represents a truth, when being different guides the fulfillment of basic human values and actualization of one’s potentials” . -- Moustakas, Clark. This blog is an application of this philosophy to the software architecture discipline.
