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    • Das Kleine Agile-Buch
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April 14, 2010September 22, 2016.Net, Anti-patterns, Software architecture, Word

Alzheimer Architecture

Let’s suppose for a moment that it’ is 1986. And let’s suppose you are starting a new company. A company that sells products or services to customers, as most companies do. Let’s say you selling (surf) board wear. You start selling your first t-shirts and you decide that you need to automate stuff. So you create a list of your […]

February 22, 2009September 22, 2016Anti-patterns, Mysteries of software, Word

The mysteries of software (I)

I always thought that software was developed to make things easier. Now, I’m aware of the fact that to software developers this job can be quite intriguing. But, being a developer myself, sometimes even I experience difficulty in deciphering question raised by the software I use. For instance, what to do with the following question, posed to me when I […]

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