My lifestream >> posts >> Grady Booch sur Twitter : "There is no stable end state to the architecture of any complex software-intensive system: there may be many intermediate states that are stable for a short while, but every vibrant system that matters must embrace practices that allow that system's architecture to evolve." / Twitter

Grady Booch sur Twitter : "There is no stable end state to the architecture of any complex software-intensive system: there may be many intermediate states that are stable for a short while, but every vibrant system that matters must embrace practices that allow that system’s architecture to evolve." / Twitter

Alors ça ça fait du bien parce que ça fait beaucoup de mal. On a toujours tendance à croire que les composants d’un système logiciel sont stables dans le temps, alors qu’en fait, pas du tout.