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Lodewijk Bergmans

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interesting work simulating evolution shows: modularity results when trying to reduce the cost of connections technologyreview.com/view/428504/co…


why does it seem inevitable to get messy code, even necessary?--really nice talk by Brian Foote, feast of recognition: http://bit.ly/LpNOTH


composition is a basis for scalable development (and more important than abstraction) ow.ly/8YSbN


RT @polyomino: I hear all this talk about managing complexity. By then it's too late. You should have been cultivating simplicity.


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How to manage software technical debt: (1) repackage it and sell it off as collateralized debt obligations, (2) await govt bailout.


my (september) HPL2011 presentation on a scalable design for a product line of embedded laser conversion systems slidesha.re/vEeADb

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greefhorst #lac2011 discusses "architecture is about the essence & about restriction of design space": key ingredients of #scalabledesign !


#lac2011 keynote Jan Bosch: "we are moving from an integration-oriented to a composition-oriented world" #scalabledesign


#FREECO common agreement: criteria for determining best system decomposition strongly depend on context & stakeholders trese.ewi.utwente.nl/workshops/FREE…


"programs are not models of a part of reality, but when executed, they *are* a part of reality" Ostermann at #FREECO trese.ewi.utwente.nl/workshops/FREE…


so: a #scalabledesign yields 'code credit' (which is rather similar to Fowler's "design stamina" concept martinfowler.com/bliki/DesignSt…)


someone wondered about 'code credit'; that makes actual sense, as a metaphor for e.g. investing for future changes and extensions


Nice blogpost from Michael Stal about indicators for the quality (and scalability) of software architectures http://bit.ly/ii8lbJ


DesignStaminaHypothesis http://bit.ly/i23cal explains why #scalabledesign is not a (long term) investment for any real project, but survival


interesting post at http://bit.ly/fbMSEa: technical debt relates to accidental complexity, which is a cause for inaccurate effort estimates


implementing scalable designs requires more different & flexible compositions: check out the FREECO workshop at ECOOP: http://bit.ly/fYLmWX


who needs scalable design? SPLASH talk "The Case for Evolvable Software" provides a totally different perspective: http://bit.ly/hl4pjJ


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